Sentence examples for continuously growing tumour from inspiring English sources

Among those who develop breast cancer, the natural history is modelled as a continuously growing tumour.

The natural history of breast cancer is modelled as a continuously growing tumour.

Among women who develop disease, the natural history of breast cancer is modelled as a continuously growing tumour.

In addition, the immune system is thought to not only influence tumour outgrowth at the early stages of tumour development but also, through a sustained interaction with the growing tumour, to continuously modify and diminish the immunogenicity of the tumour (Shankaran et al, 2001).

I think back to key moments: did I miss out on promotions due to the fatigue of a growing tumour?

By contrast, in our case the clinical symptoms were a painless swelling and nerve disfunction, being strongly suggestive for a continuously growing process commonly found in primary bone tumours or metastases.

Treatment is required only in symptomatic, growing tumours.

Benign ONG are slow growing tumours that do not metastasize.

In general, slowly growing tumours tend to be less drug-sensitive than rapidly growing tumours.

The vicuña has continuously growing lower incisors.

Hippopotamuses have continuously growing incisors and canines, the lower canines being very large.