Sentence examples for more aggressive cases from inspiring English sources

Diabetics seem to develop more aggressive cases.

MRSA leads to more aggressive cases of osteomyelitis, also with a higher prevalence of abscess formation and other complications such as myositis and pyomyositis [11].

75 In Ewing's sarcoma patients, LGR5 is highly expressed in more aggressive cases with worse outcome.

Although tissue invasion is atypical of fungal balls, several reports of more aggressive cases exist.

Furthermore, it is precisely in these younger and more aggressive cases where early detection with definitive therapeutic intervention stands to yield the greatest impact on patients' lives.

If the screening effect on cure proportions had been due to selective detection of harmless cancers, the more aggressive cases would have appeared as symptomatic interval cancers with higher mortality.

Banks are making a more aggressive case for switching.

But Mr. Santorum has been able to press a still more aggressive case that Mr. Romney has ceded the Tea Party's antigovernment position through his health care plan, among other policies he pushed while governor of Massachusetts.

She did ask jurors to keep their minds open in the sentencing phase, when the defense is expected to put on a far more aggressive case than it did in the first in pursuit of its single goal — to save Mr. Tsarnaev's life.

Such measures should include, increasing public awareness of TB symptoms, active screening of all patients making contact with the health care services and more aggressive case finding.

The higher reported disease prevalence in KP could be attributable to several factors, including more aggressive case finding, high rates of obesity and inactivity throughout the US, and, perhaps, differing emphasis on disease prevention between the two systems.