But with this particular tumour, cancerous cells may be anywhere in the brain or spine, so the advantage protons have in treating highly localised tumours, for instance in eyes, is lost.
Example 3: Localised prostate cancer.
For instance, transcription seems to be localised within discrete regions that have been called "transcription factories" [ 2, 3].
Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised 2.
In all instances, the immunohistochemical reaction, when positive, was localised exclusively in PTs.
For instance, when one of the glacial refugia was localised at the southern base of the Alps, after deglaciation, some populations could expand their range to higher altitudes tracking hosts re-colonisation, while others were able to survive in the lowlands by shifting to a novel host plant [ 11].
Secondly, in most years, localised epidemics concerned small communities (< 5,000 inhabitants in several instances), small portions of the district population (as low as 1%), restricted geographic areas (individual health centre zones) and short periods (as short as two weeks).
The value of α is not known with certainty due, for instance, to imperfections in the source, but it can be statistically localised in a Gaussian distribution around some (known) (alpha_{0}).
Many other natural hazards (e.g. flash floods) are highly localised, so statistically significant datasets can be assembled by combining data from independent instances of the hazard recorded over a few decades.
For instance, a person exposed to an infectious agent first has a risk of that agent causing localised disease, probably related to inflammatory and immunological priming.
