Sentence examples for frequent dissemination from inspiring English sources
While bone metastasis is the most frequent dissemination and a prognostic factor in prostate cancer, pulmonary metastasis is less frequent and has no impact on survival because of high sensitivity to endocrine therapy [2,3].
Indeed, after i.p. injection, malignant BJAB and SKW6.4 lymphoma cells formed tumor masses, with frequent dissemination to liver and abdominal lymph nodes.
Aggressive scirrhous gastric carcinoma, a diffusely infiltrating adenocarcinoma, is characterised by rapid progression, invasion and frequent dissemination into the abdominal cavity, leading to peritoneal metastasis (Sowa et al, 1989).
They also learned the value of continuous monitoring and frequent dissemination of patient outcomes as a means of letting the staff see for themselves the effects of the changes, motivating them to stick with it.
Frequent dissemination of information and evidence further centralized UNICEF's position in the network, and they were instrumental in bringing MoH actors, one of whom became significant in this narrative, to the evidence meeting in Madagascar.
Gallbladder carcinoma in particular is associated with more frequent early dissemination, whereas cholangiocarcinoma is likely to be locally invasive and has a slightly longer survival [2].
This element has been found also in diverse S. aureus genetic backgrounds, suggesting frequent horizontal dissemination [4], [5], [6], [7].
Scirrhous gastric cancer is one of these, and is characterised by diffusely infiltrating carcinoma with frequent peritoneal dissemination.
The more frequent tumor dissemination and metastatic characteristic of ARMS, compared to ERMS, suggest that different enzymatic activities may be involved in host tissue invasion [ 19].
The frequent tumor dissemination and metastasis characteristics of ARMS, less common in ERMS, suggest a different expression of molecules involved in these events between the two subtypes.
NPC has high metastatic potential with frequent initial dissemination to regional lymph nodes, and distant metastases at diagnosis, and this underlies the majority of NPC-related death [ 2, 3].
