Sentence examples for evolution from normal from inspiring English sources

The work performed to date suggests that electrical properties of breast tissue change with the evolution from normal healthy tissue to malignant tissue.

The accumulation of genetic changes that occurs during the stepwise evolution from normal tissue to metastasis, although likely due to increased genetic instability, may indicate the chromosomal locations of TSG or oncogenes that are important in tumourigenesis.

The evolution from normal colonic mucosa to adenoma with different grades of dysplasia and finally to invasive cancer is associated with a series of genetic events occurring over a long period [ 3].

The process of breast tumorigenesis is thought to result from a 'benign to malignant' progression in which the accumulation of multiple genetic changes allows evolution from normal breast epithelium through benign proliferative lesions to atypical proliferative lesions, and then to carcinoma in situ and frankly invasive tumours.

This paper reports on a multi-edge X-ray absorption analysis to elucidate how the substitution of Ti4+ by Zr4+ ions acts on the local order structure and on the O 2p hybridization states of Ba0.9Ca0.1Ti1−xZrxO3 (BCZT) lead-free ceramic compounds, inducing a ferroelectric evolution from a normal to a relaxor character.

Open image in new window Fig. 10 Comparison of benzene and toluene evolution from the normal (NB) and extended (EB) beds.

Evolution from a normal bone marrow appearance to a focal or diffuse infiltration pattern, increase in the number and/or size of lesions and evolution from focal to diffuse neoplastic infiltration are indicative of progressive disease.

The mechanism of VILI is believed to be the evolution from a normal homogenously ventilated lung into a heterogeneously ventilated lung, with collapse and edema-filled alveoli adjacent to open alveoli.

The water evolution from the normal bed covers the same temperature range as the carbon dioxide, although the specific shape is different indicating a variety of carbonaceous species on the surface with different H C ratios.

We intend to develop an instrument that may give some quantitative insight into the evolution from the normal, healthy state through the MS to DM, in real-life conditions.

Recognizing this difference, we use the term oncogenic selection for the selection that favors evolution of cancer cells from normal cells.