Sentence examples for invasive section from inspiring English sources

We chose the most invasive section from the gastric cancer tumor.

Further research will be needed for the evaluation of MDM2 overexpression and its relevance to chemoradioresistance. From this point of view, the biopsy specimen should be taken from the invasive section of the tumor in advanced ESCC to completely evaluate this immunostaining.

Deep tissue imaging is central to the rapidly expanding field of in vivo imaging of intact specimens and live animals that allows researchers to observe biological processes without the need for invasive sectioning techniques [ 2].

Virtual optical biopsy has emerged as a field of clinical diagnosis, through which a non-invasive sectioning microscopy image is taken in vivo to help investigating the physiological or pathological conditions of diseases [ 1].

We also discuss rearing practices on page 18-19 in the "motivating prevention and mitigation of invasive impacts" section.

However, there are now several well-documented studies that show the hazards that can result from an introduced tree or woody shrub becoming invasive (see Section 4).

Available invasive tumour sections were analysed for parameters recognised to be associated with BRCA1 mutation status [ 12, 20, 21].

Of thirty-one invasive cancers, sections containing adequate amounts and quality of tumour were available to be examined for the expression of EGFR and HER2-neu and gene copy number by immunohistochemistry and FISH.

Three-dimensional (3-D) data from intact biological specimens can therefore be obtained by non-invasive optical sectioning [ 7].

This has been identified as an important constraint in relation to the development and implementation of management schemes for existing invasive species (see Section 6).

To determine the number of invasive lesions per section, confocal images (×20 magnification) were taken of all invasive lesions and counted.