Sentence examples for more aggressive part from inspiring English sources

According to Abramowitz, a further, artistic, reason was that "...a small part of [Vandernoot] being a really strong actress wanted to play a more aggressive part in the show and sadly, the nature of the beast was that it couldn't happen and she made a decision".

A next step is the application of functional imaging techniques, which can provide information on more aggressive parts or more radiation-resistant parts of the tumour.

Production companies began aggressively hawking their wares overseas.They are becoming more aggressive, in part because British broadcasters are becoming stingier.

Last week, we took him with a pony and worked much more aggressive the first part of it and much faster.

They are usually high-grade tumours with deep myometrial invasion (MI), lymphovascular invasion (LVI), and a more aggressive clinical course (Part, 2004; Benito et al, 2009; Kitchener and Trimble, 2009).

And Mr Soderman may be right in thinking that a more aggressive approach on his part would put people's backs up.

Now it is mulling taking the risk of another attempt by sea.This more aggressive Chinese approach is part of China's punishment of the Philippines for the temerity of its small, upstart neighbour (population, some 105m) in challenging it under UNCLOS.

Margins at Homebase were cut by more aggressive price discounts as part of the chain's clearance sales.

In addition, TNBCs have a more aggressive clinical behavior in part due to poor differentiation.

Evidence in this paper indicates that the comparatively high prostate cancer incidence rates in Utah are likely due to, at least in part, more aggressive screening among LDS.

If the tumor contains more aggressive clones in other parts of the prostate a discrepancy will arise between the clinical performance of the tumor and the miRNA profile obtained from the more indolent tumor cells.