Cancer cells were introduced into the system at a sufficiently low number to recapitulate metastases to the liver, without causing a stage 4 type (progressive growth) burden on the hepatic tissue (i.e., the ratio of liver cells to carcinoma cells to liver cells was >1000 : 1).
Waiting, after all, is the progressive party's burden.
Democrats have distanced themselves from the Rangel bill even while expressing approval of its general objectives of making the tax system more progressive, with the burden rising on those with the highest incomes.
These transgenic mice (CC-10 TAg) express the SV40 large T antigen under the Clara Cell promoter, develop bilateral, multifocal, pulmonary carcinomas and die at 4 months owing to progressive pulmonary tumour burden.
In contrast, our results based on cross-sectional data are useful in the assessment of existing cancer state (newly diagnosed, in active treatment, have completed active treatment, and living with progressive symptoms), cancer burden, or cancer survivorship according to duration of diagnosed diabetes and current insulin use.
Financing health care in Uganda is marginally progressive; placing lesser burdens on the poor relative to the rich.
The Tory minister insisted that any solution would have to be progressive, and transfer the burden from the taxpayer to better-off graduates.
When, on 23 August 1931, the Labour cabinet voted in favour of cutting unemployment benefit "by a perilously narrow majority of 12 to nine", every minister faced a dilemma that illustrated the burden which progressive governments bear.
But the most interesting bit of the study is their finding that these changes would make the tax structure more progressive – increasing the tax burden on Americans with the highest incomes.
The enormous burden of progressive, incurable disease in sub-Saharan Africa is reflected in the epidemiology of cancer and HIV.
