Sentence examples for invasive yielding from inspiring English sources

All isolates invaded T84 cells, with the cat isolates of S. Typhimurium PT193 (strains 1147, 1145, and 55, which belong to the same clone) and the human isolate S. Typhimurium strain 2200, the most invasive, yielding a percentage of invasion of 8%to10%0%.

CT assisted transthoracic FNA procedure not only is minimally invasive yielding quick and accurate diagnosis but also is economical and associated with low morbidity complaints.

Results from the pilot study showed that patients had difficulties understanding unrealistic scenarios (e.g., increasing test frequency with a more invasive test yielding a lower expected health gain).

Dynamic optical breast imaging is a novel, low-cost, non-invasive technique yielding a new type of information about the physiology of breast lesions.

In this context, using faecal samples – i.e. a totally non-invasive measurement, yielding no bias due to sampling procedure – to assess adrenocortical activity appears to be a better strategy and reinforces the earlier findings cited above that no relationship is evidenced between stereotypic behaviours and basal glucocorticoid levels.

Study Design: Peripheral blood samples from patients with invasive cervical carcinoma yielding a positive result for human papillomavirus 16 (n = 100), patients with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade III (n = 134), and healthy control subjects (n = 100) were examined.

The proportion of patients in the relevant population who undergo an invasive coronary angiogram yielding a positive finding by FFR within 12 months of randomization will be determined.

At DHMC in 2010, invasive cancer was detected at the margin, and in situ cancer was discovered at or within 2 mm of the margin in 20% and 23% (respectively) of patients treated with BCT for invasive carcinomas (n = 129), yielding a 43% reexcision rate (36% actually reexcised).

Comparisons between similar populations yielding colonizing and invasive strains would be helpful to further examine this issue.

A number of studies have shown DCIS and invasive carcinoma following excision of lesions yielding ALH and LCIS at percutaneous biopsy [ 24- 26].

However, Wcre Cdh1 F/F;Trp53 F/F mice showed increased rates of tumor cell invasion and metastasis compared with the previous model but without the development of skin-related problems, yielding a superior model of human invasive lobular breast cancer.