Sentence examples for hidden cancer from inspiring English sources

It is possible to purify a single tumor profile computationally by representing it as a weighted average of its constituent (but hidden) cancer and non-cancerous 'normal' expression profiles, and then using statistical inference to jointly estimate both the mixture weights and the two constituent profiles.

It may manifest itself in three forms: (1) cancer producing symptoms leading directly to the prostate, (2) hidden cancer that causes no prostatic symptoms but spreads to certain other parts of the body, and (3) latent cancer, where a slow-growing mass is found, usually at autopsy.

Meanwhile, the problem of estimating the correct number of clusters to unveil hidden cancer subtypes has largely remained unresolved.

Finally, although we tried our best to control type I errors (incorrect rejections of true null hypotheses) in various steps toward the identification of either pathways or hidden cancer subtypes, whether the overall type I error was well-controlled remains unclear.

Do I Have a Hidden Cancer?

But first Grail has to discover which patterns flag a hidden cancer.

These tests can even detect hidden cancers in men whose biopsies were negative.

Scientists have developed a variety of ways to get cancer drugs into the body--including nanoparticles and liposomes--but all face the same obstacle: It's hard to navigate the body's maze of vessels and tissues to seek out and destroy hidden cancers.

How can you hide cancer from your child for eight years?

(I write about the long history of hiding cancer diagnoses in a previous post). Her brain, I imagine, quickly recalculated his odds in that brief interval of panic, when she realized he was insisting on getting a number out of her.

He has been in the forefront of studies of a new drug that blocks the ability of tumor cells in the brain to secrete molecules that hide cancer from the immune system.