Sentence examples for occurrence of invasion from inspiring English sources

Combination of K-Ras G12D expression with p53 deficiency recapitulates late-stage lung cancers, including occurrence of invasion, stromal desmoplasia, and metastasis (Jackson et al, 2005).

The occurrence of invasion and metastasis of lung cancer cells are often the main difficulties in the treatment of this tumor.

Advanced cancers are characterized by a high occurrence of invasion and metastasis, low success of surgical resection and a high recurrence rate, and to date have no known cure.

In total, 67 patients (54%) suffered disease progression, which was defined as occurrence of muscle invasion (stage T2-4) or metastatic disease (stage N2-3 or stage M1).

Incidentally, MMPs such as MMP2 (Gelatinase A) and MMP9 (Gelatinase B) are secreted by ovarian cancer cells which in turn correlates with increased occurrence of tumor invasion and metastasis.

Despite the occurrence of domestic invasion by Triatoma vitticeps at various locations in the state of RJ and its recognized role as CD transmitter in Espírito Santo State (ES), the long interval between feeding and defecation has always put their role in CD transmission into question [ 18- 25].

The video footage repeated playback four times, and we noted the follow events for each spider: (i) the occurrence of web invasion; (ii) if so, the success of web takeover; and (iii) the number of prey intercepted and prey captured by the web.

However, because their monophyly is supported by very weak probabilities (BP<50%), we cannot rule out the possibility of their non-monophyly and the occurrence of multiple invasions into the freshwater habitats of Southeast Asia.

The occurrence of biological invasions has increased dramatically over the past few decades (Vitousek et al. 1996; Sakai et al. 2001).

As indicated earlier, only 13%% of countries with naturalized and invasive Prosopis have maps or detailed records of occurrence and scale of invasion.

While quantitative descriptions of the rapid and widespread invasion by the B biotype have rarely been reported, extensive circumstantial evidence from North, Central and South America as well as India has indicated co-occurrence of the invasion with two phenomena: disease pandemic caused by some begomoviruses and displacement of indigenous biotypes of the whitefly [10], [32].