Sentence examples for more malignant processes from inspiring English sources

Coexisting, more malignant processes may be present and sometimes may be radiographically undetectable in the setting of acute fracture.

It has also been suggested that the expression of resistin in cancer cells is associated with more malignant clinicopathological processes [ 1, 3, 10, 11].

To the Editor: Relying on government control at one end of the spectrum, or practicing laissez-faire at the other, are only temporary fixes to a deeper and more malignant disease process: How can the health care system empower the people to take more responsibility for their own health?

The introduction of whole body positron emission tomography (PET) using [F]fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) in the 1980s for localization of colon metastasis has led to significant advances in nuclear medicine and oncology enabling more differentiation between benign and malignant processes on other imaging modalities and helping detect more occult metastases.

Previous studies reported that the percentage of undiagnosed cases varied from 17.2% to 39.7% (Table 3), and malignant processes were more common than infectious diseases.

In more recent studies, percentages of lymph node specimens with malignant processes were lower (11.5%17.3%%), and infectious diseases were more common (17.7% 48.6%) (1, 8, 36 ) (Table 3).

The pattern of perfusion abnormality can be helpful in differentiating benign from malignant processes with increased peripheral perfusion being more common in aggressive tumours than benign lesions.

C4-2 is a more malignant progeny of LNCaP produced through an in vivo process involving interaction between LNCaP and human bone stromal cells [ 31].

Mr. Milosevic is more malignant, but that only makes unity even more necessary.

The more benign Pilate appears in the movie, the more malignant the Jews are.

The threats are closer now, more malignant; the world much smaller than the one John Quincy Adams knew.