Sentence examples for may have aggressive from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, NETs of the ampulla of Vater, even very small tumors (<1 cm), may have aggressive metastatic potential.

The possible explanation for this may be that patients who had psychotic symptoms may have aggressive behavior and leads them to be restrained.

It may have aggressive features including ulceration and exogastric extension (Fig. 19).

All research records were reviewed to exclude the possibility that cases may have aggressive periodontitis.

However, in many of these studies males were allowed to see the audience prior to the interaction, thus such pre-exposure may have facilitated aggressive behaviour (aggressive priming).

It may have been "aggressive," as the commission delicately put it.

But while Mr. Wahlberg may have been aggressive and violent as a youth, he is, by all accounts, almost docile on movie sets.

Laptop music may have an aggressive beat that sounds warped and filtered, or the atmospheric outer-space effect of ambient music; like electronica, it borrows samples from many different styles of music.

Some paleontologists interpret Allosaurus as having had cooperative social behavior, and hunting in packs, while others believe individuals may have been aggressive toward each other, and that congregations of this genus are the result of lone individuals feeding on the same carcasses.

In HeLa and Jurkat cells, antibodies induced by mimotopes may act as a neutralizing role, but in U937 cells, they may have an aggressive role.

Xu et al. [ 30] speculate that patients with the IL8 variants having a high IL8 expression may have more aggressive tumours, and therefore a reduced survival.