Sentence examples for more invasive in from inspiring English sources
HRT-18 cells, which constitutively express nitric oxide synthase II mRNA were three-fold more invasive in a Matrigel® invasion assay than nitric oxide synthase II mRNA negative HT-29 cells.
CD133+ had a higher proliferation rate than CD133−, as assessed by the MTT assay (p<0.05, Figure 2A), and were more invasive in in vitro matrigel Transwell invasion assays when compared to CD133− (p<0.05; Figure 2B).
Our results demonstrated that the pancreatic cancer spheres were not only more invasive in vitro but also demonstrated a more aggressive proliferation, invasion and metastasis capacity in vivo.
GG16 was somewhat more invasive in Transwell assays but did not show an apparent increase in invasiveness after TGF- β treatment.
If anything, widespread gun ownership forces the government to become more repressive and more invasive in its efforts to fight crime and prevent insurrection.
The CXCR4 transduced cells PC3-CXCR4 cells were significantly more invasive in vitro than control cells (Figure 4b) (Student's t-test: p<0.05).
Michael adds that we're likely to see a more invasive, in-depth app come along pretty soon one that notes "waist size, breast size, penis size, all out there on the app, ready [for users to] choose [their] perfect match".
Serotype 7F was the only serotype recovered in more invasive than noninvasive specimen types in the current study (12.4% vs. 4.9% during 2010 2011).
"It takes an inordinate amount of time to regain your focus once you've been distracted at work, and the distractions at home can be even more invasive than those in an open-plan office," he says.
As compared with parent cells, hypoxia-selected T98G cells not only express higher levels of anti-apoptotic proteins such as Bcl-2, Bcl-XL, and phosphorylated ERK, but they also have a more invasive potential in Matrigel invasion chambers.
Furthermore, in about 25% of the cases, the tumor is multifocal; in other words, there are more invasive tumors in one quadrant.
