Sentence examples for often infiltrated from inspiring English sources

However, it is often infiltrated by neoplastic plasma cells in myeloma patients, and such medullary infiltration proceeded to the destruction of mineralized bone and is usually cleared by successful antimyeloma treatment.

Years ago, North Korean commandos often infiltrated the border to attack South Korean and American soldiers.

The competition for territory was bitter among the distributors, often infiltrated by professional criminals.

WASHINGTON, March 8 - Iraqi police units, often infiltrated and even dominated by members of sectarian militias, continue to be linked to arbitrary arrests and to the torture, rape and sometimes death of detainees, the State Department reported Wednesday.

Hotspots like that in Germany are often "infiltrated" by Muslims, Multusch says.

A human rights defender from the state of Coahuila explained that searching for a disappeared loved one implies "always having to be in the hell of the institutions, which are often infiltrated by crime".

(I haven't mentioned her use of color, because I almost never consciously notice the cerulean blue, yellow ochre, and burnt umber that, according to her, often infiltrate her night skies).

PDAC often infiltrates the adjacent major vasculatures; however, direct invasion of the IVC is rare.

Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) often infiltrates to the adjacent major vasculatures; however, direct invasion of PDAC to the inferior vena cava (IVC) is uncommon.

Together with neuroblastoma, nephroblastoma, and Ewing's sarcoma, RMS belongs in the family of so-called "small round blue tumor cells", which often infiltrate bone marrow (BM).

The CT lung findings of metastatic disease include diffuse milliary nodules or, less often, infiltrating nodules.