Sentence examples for intensive infiltration from inspiring English sources

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Recent histological work has shown the intensive infiltration of many immune cell types in the PHA-injected patagium of birds over the course of the swelling response, involving both innate and adaptive components of the immune system, and cautions against interpreting larger swellings as greater cell-mediated immunocompetence [2].

EAE was accompanied by intensive infiltration of mononuclear cells around blood vessels and severe demyelination in the white matter.

EAE mice revealed intensive infiltration of mononuclear cells around the white matter of spinal cord and cerebellum.

In atopic dermatitis, the inflammatory processes in the skin are associated with an intensive infiltration of lymphocytes and eosinophils, which release proinflammatory cytokines, superoxide radicals, hydrogen peroxides and peroxynitrite.

Nonkeratinizing NPC is a unique epithelial carcinoma in the head and neck region with peculiar histological and molecular characteristics, including intensive infiltration of lymphocytes, undifferentiated or poorly differentiated appearance, absence of p53 mutations, and consistent association with EBV infection.

The histopathologic examination of the samples of muscle, fascia and connective tissue from legs, flank or brisket revealed mild to intense infiltration with eosinophilic granulocytes, the most intensive lesions were situated perivascularly.

After intensive rainfall, infiltration of cold meteoric water into the volcanic edifice possibly causes an increase in the concentration of water vapour and a decrease in the temperature of the gases in the fumarole.

There is a general consensus that the mechanisms involved in the villous atrophy in patients with full-blown CD include both the intensive epithelium infiltration by T cells and the increased expression of IL-15, and of non-classical MHC class I molecules, as MICA and MICB, on IECs.

This was not a cell-type or route of injection specific phenomena because an intensive macrophage infiltration was also seen in the spontaneous metastases derived from late stage primary tumors of PyMT mice (Figure 3B) and in spontaneous metastasis derived from a subcutaneously implanted human breast cancer cell (MDA-231) in nude mice (Figure 3D).

The only exception is the relatively infrequent type of medullary carcinoma, in which favorable prognosis was correlated with intensive lymphoid infiltration [ 1, 2].