Sentence examples for fast recurrence from inspiring English sources

This is most probably due to the fact that in GBMs a high number of invasive tumour cells are retained in the brain after surgery, which leads to fast recurrence without the necessity of strong clonal selection.

Figure 8 shows an example of this phenomenon at both a primary and secondary auditory site: at a fast recurrence rate (313 ms series, right column) there is activity during common calls that follow a rare call which is absent during common calls that do not follow a rare call.

Multi-drug resistance and fast recurrence are some of the key challenges in combating brain tumours.

Multidrug resistance and fast recurrence are some of the challenges in combating brain tumours.

This survivin-mediated reprogramming to stemness could probably contribute to the expansion of the GSC compartment after treatment and may favor the fast recurrence of these aggressive brain tumors.

The multidrug resistance and fast recurrence are some of the challenges in combating brain tumours, which warrant further investigation on identifying novel molecular targets and therapeutic strategies for successful treatment of brain tumours in patients.

We employ the potentially groundbreaking new approach recurrence CFD to decouple fast, recurrent dynamics from slower degrees of freedom.

Clinically, high MIF levels in metastatic melanoma were found to be associated with faster disease recurrence.

In this communication, we report on two patients with fast-growing recurrence of AF that appeared to be resistant to appropriate EBRT.

Moreover, we and others previously showed that this IAP is involved in GBM radioresistance, is increased by IR in GBM cells, is upregulated in GSC compared with differentiated GBM cells, is associated with faster GBM recurrence and is overexpressed in GBM recurrence tumor samples compared with newly diagnosed ones.

Only faster VT cycle lengths predicted LPFVT recurrence (VT cycle length in patients with and without LPFVT recurrence, 307.7±49.6 versus 361.7±62.7 ms; P=0.03).