Sentence examples for more invasive character from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, there are no indications for a higher virulence or more invasive character of HP viruses in pigs.
It is possible that expression of LOX in A2780PR1 cell line leads to its more invasive character.
In A2780TR2 cell line MMP10 can be responsible for degradation of GPC3 and GPC4 leading to more invasive character of these cells.
Thus overexpression of MMP1 in these cell lines can be related to COL1A2 overexpression and more invasive character of these cell lines.
We also analysed the 1-HMT-3522 cell progression model, in which the subclone S1 retains a more benign phenotype, and the subclone T4/2 has a more invasive character [ 36].
In conjunction with their more invasive character, this makes these approaches less attractive, although theoretically combination with other common endovascular treatments of the renal artery (denervation or stenting) is attractive.
To conclude, the very low levels of various genes known to be involved in the processes of invasion, tumour progression and metastasis could perhaps reflect the in general more slow growing and less invasive character of NETs.
Increased expression of mir-200 should reduce ZEB1 expression, induce E-cadherin expression, and reduce the invasive character of cells resulting in a more epithelial phenotype (Patton et al, 1991).
It has previously been suggested that this may be caused by the more aggressive character of disease in this group of patients, requiring more invasive surgical procedures and chemotherapy (Kroman et al, 2000; Colleoni et al, 2002).
It is even more invasive than Cassavetes's famously probing camera, exposing not just the characters but the performers themselves.
There was a stretch of a few months, last year, when they ran an Audible ad starring a character named Ian, and I was convinced that they were bugging me in an even more invasive way, until I found out that the ad was general and that my name had become common enough for commercials.
