Sentence examples for localised invasion from inspiring English sources

These findings are consistent with the attenuation of endothelial cell localised invasion and movement.

The acquisition of motile behaviour is necessary for localised invasion and therefore malignancy.

The extent of disease at diagnosis is coded as B (localised), C (invasion of adjacent tissue or organs), D (invasion of regional lymph nodes), E (distant metastasis), and F (unknown) in the NZCR.

In addition to increased MMP activity, MMPs become focused and localised during invasion.

ZEB1 is preferentially localised at the invasion front in tumour xenografts (Fig 1C, Supporting Information Fig S1C).

MMP-1 (interstitial collagenase) has been associated with MDA-MB-231 invasion in vitro, while MMP-3 (stromelysin-1) has been localised around invasive cells of breast tumours in vivo.

Second, pAkt expression was found to be greatest in regions of capsular invasion and was localised to the nucleus in follicular cancers and to the cytoplasm in papillary cancers, except for invasive regions of papillary cancers, where it localised to both compartments (Vasko et al, 2004).

Lesions at each cancer site were classified into four stages (in situ or localised, lymph node metastasis, regional invasion, distant metastasis) based on the SEER Program (Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program) and the UICC-TNM classification (Research Group for Population-Based Cancer Registration in Japan, 1999).

Active TGF- β1 levels were significantly increased in tumours localised in the cardia, in tumours with invasion limited to the subserosa and in tumours with a high inflammation grade.

Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised   2.

Localised S. aureus infections are often followed by bacterial invasion of the vascular system, leading to bacteraemia and sepsis.