Sentence examples for majority of localised from inspiring English sources

We show that whereas cyclin D1 expression is low or absent in non-neoplastic tissue, its levels are increased in the majority of localised tumours.

The majority of localised clusters have members with homologues either in Fusarium or other filamentous fungi only, and is suggestive of biosynthetic pathways producing Fusarium-specific mycotoxins.

A recent study from two hospitals based in the East of England has reported that the majority of localised cancers detected from primary care referrals were of intermediate- or high-risk type (Serag et al, 2012).

ERG by contrast whilst consistently overexpressed in the majority of localised prostate cancers is of variable utility as a prognostic marker according to the study cohort examined associating variously positively or negatively with progression and metastasis [ 44- 46].

The present findings demonstrate that cyclin D1 expression is enhanced in the majority of localised tumours as compared to non-neoplastic epithelia, thus indicating that cyclin D1 is aberrantly regulated in prostate cancer.

Presently, the majority of clinically localised tumours are detected early and treated aggressively even though some early-stage tumours can remain latent and may not require aggressive therapy.

Hot spots, however, are representative of localised "biologically important" areas.

The vast majority of neurofibromas are localised and not associated with neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF-1) [36].

Work in the last 10 years using techniques such as Microfocus X-ray diffraction have shown that within parchment, the collagen and gelatine components are found in discreet layers where the majority of gelatine is localised on the surface [2].

The majority of patients had localised disease with clear resection margins and therefore underwent potentially curative surgery (n=99).

The majority of OPTN was localised to the cytoplasmic fractions and, to a lesser extent, the Golgi-enriched fraction 5.