A tumor does not have to be malignant to cause serious symptoms and lead to billions of dollars in health care spending every year.
Admissions boards can seem capricious and impenetrable, if not malignant, to many prospective freshmen.
"It would almost go from something that seems malignant to something that's viewed as good service," he said.
He's just saying that you've got no choice but to stick with him, because Romney is too malignant to be trusted.
The term lymphoma is often used without the qualifier malignant to denote cancerous lymphoid tumours; however, this usage can be confusing, since the suffix -oma, as mentioned above, more properly designates a benign neoplasm.
But while I do not mean to let bad parents off the hook — sadly, there are all too many of them, from malignant to merely apathetic — the fact remains that perfectly decent parents can produce toxic children.
Less than 20 percent of women performed regular breast exams, and the standard treatment for a woman going in to have a tumor biopsied was, if it was found to be malignant, to keep her under anesthesia and perform a radical mastectomy.
miR-18a/b may therefore be an important contributor to the different overall gene expression profiles that distinguish between malignant to non malignant tumors, specifically ER positive tumors.
Because restoration of its expression often leads to growth-retardation, reduction of invasive properties [44] and/or reversion of the tumour phenotype from malignant to benign [45], [46], E-cadherin has been generally termed a metastasis suppressor [47].
Therefore, the application of IOTA risk models or rules provide a rational basis for referral of patients with a mass classified as malignant to specialist oncology services.
12 canCAmediatean mediathethe reversion of breast cells from a malignant to a non-malignant morphology with a well differentiated structure in 3D culture.
