Sentence examples for minority of early from inspiring English sources

Premalignant lesions typically undergo a transient expansion followed by programmed senescence, and only a minority of early lesions progresses to a fully transformed state.

Immunhistochemistry for HIF-1 α showed specific staining at the invading tumour edge in 90% of human gastric cancer samples, whereas normal gastric tissue was negative and only a minority of early gastric cancers (T1 tumours) showed specific staining.

Thus, only a minority of the early members were what we would call scientists.

However, there was evidence of expression in a minority of the earlier premalignant biopsies of H. pylori gastritis and intestinal metaplasia.

As early as 1995, Martinez and colleagues [ 1] emphasized that infant wheezing is mostly transient; only in a minority of cases do early wheezing episodes indicate a probability to develop asthma.

- Intriguingly, while UV treatment induces stress granules in a minority of cells at early time points after exposure, PABP1 is robustly relocalized to the nucleus at later times in both mouse and human cell lines.

Only a minority of patients present early enough for complete removal of the tumour to be successful, and chemotherapy is therefore the mainstay of treatment for the majority of women with ovarian cancer (Lister-Sharp et al, 2000) (80% of patients presented with advanced stage).

It is unfortunate that the actions of a small minority and the lack of early prevention are stigmatising whole neighbourhoods, communities and young people themselves.

Sampling also included a minority of cells from earlier time points due to asynchrony of the culture (see DAPI staining results, Additional File 10).

Another hypothesis is that racial and ethnic minorities will have lower rates of early imaging than non-minorities.

We will also test the hypothesis that racial and ethnic minorities will have lower rates of early imaging than non-minorities.