Sentence examples for more aggressive oxygen from inspiring English sources
Here, we have found that the PVP incineration process can benefit of the presence of a nano-sized noble metal catalyst, probably because it is able to quantitatively convert molecular oxygen (O2) to the more aggressive oxygen atoms (O·) [14, 15].
Tumor hypoxia is a condition in which insufficiently vascularized tumor cells deprived of oxygen not only become more aggressive and malignant, but also more resistant to treatment by radiation and chemotherapy [ 3– 5].
Prior studies of pyrite oxidation have shown that Fe(III) is a more aggressive oxidant of the pyrite surface than dissolved molecular oxygen [21, 22].
There is evidence that GGT is dysregulated in malignant cells and by producing reactive oxygen species cause tumour progression towards more aggressive phenotypes associated with a worse prognosis (Dawson et al, 1979, Hanigan et al, 1999).
The results of their modeling study show that with a low tissue oxygen concentration and a switch to anaerobic glycolysis (high glucose utilization) that tumors develop with a more aggressive phenotype with a low apoptotic potential compared to tumors with high oxygen concentrations, aerobic glycolysis and containing less aggressive phenotypes.
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More aggressive action is needed.
Are new drugs more aggressive?
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Home is much more aggressive.
