Sentence examples for malignant growing from inspiring English sources

In the last years of his life Bennett had become convinced that there was something ugly and malignant growing in the Republican party; as cancer ate away at Bennett's own body, he watched nativism, triumphalism, and hatred of compromise eat away at the party and turn it into something he barely recognized.

It is worth noting that such results have been obtained by treating highly malignant growing cancer cells.

The expression of thymidine kinase--an enzyme of the DNA precursor pathway--is strictly regulated during the normal cellular cycle, but is much higher and permanently expressed in malignant growing cells.

The study design involved 6 cell lines varying from non-malignant to highly malignant grown on two ECM preparations and on plastic.

Bruce's infatuation with Matteo is a malignant force, growing out of his fear of abandonment more than a healthy, affective drive.

After Adam receives his (comically hard to pronounce) diagnosis of a malignant, fast growing back tumor, Rogen's character Kyle comforts his friend by reminding him of stars who have beat cancer (Seth Green, Lance Armstrong and... Patrick Swayze -- scratch that) and making an argument that if he were a Las Vegas game, his heads-or-tails odds would be the best in the house.

Our findings provide new clues into the mechanisms involved in lymphoma progression and may indicate new targets for effective treatment of malignant effusions growing in body cavities.

Reducing the vascularity might appear as a decrease in tumor size on MRI, while it does not influence the malignant cells growing single file, resulting in underestimation of the tumor size.

This observation could be best explained by a relatively diffuse, widespread MET uptake pattern at the time of recurrence of GBM indicating highly malignant, infiltrative growing tumour biology in these patients.

A significant difference was found compared with the screening-detected cancers, which were characterised by a much lower frequency of DNA aneuploid samples (49%) and may represent a biologically specific group of low-malignant, slowly growing tumours.

The compressed malignant cells grew more organized and healthy-looking compared with the uncompressed malignant cells.