Sentence examples for invasive years from inspiring English sources

Recently established species may persist at low and possibly undetectable numbers before becoming noticeably abundant and invasive years or decades later [ 5], which may reflect the lag time (i.e. the time between arrival and spread) observed in many species that become invasive [ 62].

Types D F tumors are early but definitely invasive (5-year survival rate, 50%).

In total, 1,413 elderly patients were included, 1,169 in the conservative group (CG) (year 2001: 706 patients; year 2007: 463 patients) and 244 in the invasive group (IG) (year 2001: 97 patients; year 2007: 147 patients).

Only Solin et al (2001) have reported time to local recurrence, and he found no statistical difference between median time to invasive recurrence (4.8 years) and noninvasive recurrence (5.1 years).

They put in a less invasive system seven years ago and have had excellent success.

Taking a cue from other conservation biologists in Minnesota, who have been successfully using autonomous robotic drones to track invasive carp for years (i.e.: ref & ref) to reduce manual labor required by traditional wildlife telemetry methods, the Australians have been developing drones to track swift parrots.

In recent years, invasive infections due to S. aureus have escalated in hospital and community settings.

We expect to detect about 50 breast cancers (both DCIS and invasive) in 4 years.

Over the 10 years, invasive ductal carcinoma remained the dominant pathologic subtype (86.5%).

Under the age of 25 years, invasive cancer is extremely rare, but cytological abnormalities are common (Department of Health, 2001).

For years, invasive and noninvasive tests have been used to assess the fetal health, particularly chromosomal abnormalities, during the pregnancy.