Sentence examples for cancerous consequences from inspiring English sources

Avoiding Deficiency Warnings about the cosmetic and cancerous consequences of undue sun exposure have prompted millions of health-conscious Americans to protect themselves from UVB with protective clothing and liberal use of sunscreen on exposed skin.

Of course there's a huge difference between the cancerous consequences of smoking and texting a friend that you're running late.

The question whether changes in cellular pH are cause or consequence of cancerous transformation therefore largely remains unanswered.

Whereas in cervical cancer strong p16INK4a overexpression can be observed in virtually all high-grade dysplastic and cancerous cases as a consequence of functional inactivation of pRb by the E7 protein of high-risk HPV, high p16INK4a protein levels characterise only a subgroup of patients with advanced-stage ovarian cancers associated with a worse prognosis.

Cancerous cells arise as a consequence of mutations in the critical genes.

More frequent is the case of a tumour presenting as a fistula, that is, the fistula being a consequence of the cancerous process.

More frequent is the case of a tumour presenting as a fistula, that is, the fistula being a consequence of the cancerous process, although we have found only two cases of fistula-generating melanomas reported in the literature.

We have found two published cases of melanomas presenting with fistulous formations, one concerning a biliary tract fistula [ 23] and another one presenting as a urethral fistula [ 24], in which the appearances of the fistulas were a consequence of the cancerous process.

The notion that different types of cancers like colon, prostate, and gastric are preceded with inflammatory responses might be in favor of CD45+ cell infiltration being an inflammatory component leading to the transformation of healthy tissues to cancerous rather than being a consequence 33.

This finding could have far reaching clinical consequences as comparative studies between cancerous and non-cancerous breast tissue from the same patient have shown that the latter has elevated zinc levels [15].

The sacking of the "cancerous" Gregory had a bracing effect.