Consistent with their low awareness and knowledge about CVDs, West African workers infrequently underwent a medical check-up.
Renal oncocytoma is a benign tumor, whereas chromophobe RCC may infrequently behave aggressively, undergoing sarcomatoid transformation and showing metastatic spread.
These radial glia-like stem cells divide relatively infrequently, and are believed to undergo symmetric division (giving rise to two identical stem cells) under some conditions.
The federal Railroad Retirement Board, which approves disability payments for just about every railroad employee who requests them, should first require that workers undergo independent physical exams — something that infrequently happens now — to prove that they are actually disabled, federal investigators said in a new report.
It was noted that within the basal layer of the epidermis there is heterogeneity in cell cycle time, and this was incorporated into a concept that stem cells divide infrequently, while their non-stem progeny, named transit amplifying cells, undergo a small number of rounds of division before withdrawing from the cell cycle and undergoing terminal differentiation in the suprabasal cell layers.
Percutaneous biopsy is less invasive than surgery, can be performed quickly, does not deform the breast, causes minimal scarring, complications (haematoma and infection) are infrequently found (less than one case in 1,000), fewer surgeries are needed for patients who undergo percutaneous biopsies and therefore the cost of diagnosis is lower [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].
Patients undergoing ASD corrections infrequently require extended acute care, longer inpatient stays, and are discharged to supervised care.
In steady state, HSC are highly dormant undergoing self-renewal divisions rather infrequently.
In vitro, cancer cells that have undergone chemotherapy-induced senescence are (infrequently) able to resume proliferation (Roberson et al, 2005).
Perioperative hypoxemia (POH), a manifestation of POPA, has been infrequently studied beyond the PACU, for patients undergoing a diverse array of surgical procedures.
