Sentence examples for cancerous spread from inspiring English sources
I am irked at the cancerous spread of flutey mood music in public places and the plague of nannyistic warning signs in America ("Caution: coffee is hot". "Road may be slippery when wet")., and I avoid committees of earnest, well-meaning people.
We must stop the cancerous spread of corruption.
"I got incensed that any city so close to where I live would permit that kind of outrageous behavior". Pye talked with her board of directors, which wanted the chamber to stay out of the fray, and then decided to act "as a private citizen" to stop what she calls the potentially "cancerous spread" of anti-business attitudes.
The injected ethanol does not always accomplish complete tumour necrosis because of its inhomogeneous distribution within the lesion – especially in the presence of intratumoural septa – and the limited effect on extracapsular cancerous spread.
As cancerous cells spread by metastasis, they can become trapped and concentrated in lymph nodes, where they proliferate.
Then the cancerous cells spread from one devil to another, helped by devils' tendency to bite each other.
Most CRCs occur in pre-existing adenomatous polyps; a small percentage of the colonic polyps may become cancerous and spread elsewhere.
11 Assuming ITDs are located in the course of lymph vessels, recognizable or not, they may reflect "in-transit metastases," defined as metastasis in which cancerous cells spread through a lymph vessel and begin to grow and form a tumor before it reaches the nearest lymph node, a phenomenon well known for melanoma.
Scientists have discovered how cancerous cells can "elbow" their way out of tumours, offering clues for new drugs to prevent cancers spreading.
They're like cancerous tumours – spreading, multiplying, enveloping every town in the country, sucking the life out of them.
How did a fear of death motivate this character's actions? 3. Create a "How it Works" poster on cancer, explaining how cancerous cells can spread throughout an organ.
