Sentence examples for more aggressive atypical from inspiring English sources
Recent studies have identified similarities based on MRI appearance between WHO grade I angiomatous and microcystic meningiomas and more aggressive atypical and anaplastic meningiomas [ 10, 17– 20].
They differ from the more aggressive meningiomas, WHO grade II (atypical) and WHO grade III (anaplastic), 5 7 % and 1 3%% of cases respectively [2], in their number of mitoses, cellularity, nuclear-to-cytoplasmic ratio, histological patterns and their relatively low risk of recurrence or aggressive growth pattern [4].
In humans these atypical features may imply a more aggressive clinical course.
Although tissue invasion is atypical of fungal balls, several reports of more aggressive cases exist.
Grade II (atypical) and Grade III (malignant) meningiomas are less common but more aggressive than Grade I, thus they are more likely to recur even after complete resection [ 66].
The finding of atypical cells could potentially influence a woman's decision for more aggressive surveillance or chemoprevention.
According to previous studies, high-level p53 is more frequent in aggressive and atypical pituitary adenomas [ 23], consistent with a higher incidence of low-level MGMT expression amongst more aggressive pituitary adenomas [ 24].
Boot is rather more aggressive".
More aggressive action is needed.
Are new drugs more aggressive?
