Sentence examples for more frequent expression from inspiring English sources

In contrast, CT7 showed more frequent expression in the ER−HER2+ group (47.5% versus 14.2%, p<0.001), and CT45 were more frequently expressed in the ER-HER2− group (2.5% versus 18.2%, p = 0.009).

Comparison with 5 eAML cases including 2 malignant tumors showed similar morphology and immune reactivity except for more frequent expression of HMB45 and lack of PAX8 positivity.

The more frequent expression of COX-2 in LSCRCs as compared with RSCCs supports the hypothesis that COX-2 expression may be related to genetic alterations specific to rightor left-sided CRCs.

Subsequent immunohistochemical analysis in a series of 153 unselected cases of breast cancer confirmed the more frequent expression of MAGE-A and NY-ESO-1 protein in ER-negative tumors, and similar findings were also observed by analyzing 19 cases of ER, PR and HER2 triple-negative breast cancer.

We found significantly more frequent expression of all eight CT antigens in ER-negative cancers, and five of them MAGEA, CT7, NY-ESO-1, CT10 and CT45, were expressed in 12 24% of ER-negative cancers, versus 2 6% of ER-positive cancers (p<0.001 to 0.003).

Luminal B subtype tended to have high nuclear grade and more frequent expression of EGFR and NF-κB.

It would also enable easier, more frequent expressions of the popular will – for example, a vote on a coalition programme developed in response to a hung parliament or even the annual parliaments proposed by the Chartists.

Instead of arming schools and alarming students in anticipation of such rare events, we need to address the lesser and much more frequent expressions of aggression, like bullying and sexual harassment, and we need to include students in our efforts to create more supportive, trusting and child-centered schools.

As these examples suggest, invitations to talk about female pleasure and desire in this group encounter were met with playful explorations of power, pleasure and sensuality, disrupting the more frequent expressions of misogynistic disgust.

During the period that encompassed the tenure of President Molina (1972 77) and that of his successor, Gen. Carlos Humberto Romero (1977 79), the country experienced more-frequent expressions of public discontent and growing abuses of human rights.

Regarding ADA3 expression and tumor subtypes, invasive lobular carcinoma, which are usually ER-positive (>90 % ER+), showed more frequent nuclear expression and less cytoplasmic positivity compared to invasive ductal carcinomas/no special type (Table  3).>> Next, we correlated ADA3 localization with known biomarkers (Table  4).