Renal small cell carcinoma resembles its counterparts arising from the tracheobronchial tree or other extrapulmonary sites in its aggressive behavior and high propensity of locoregional spread and distant metastasis.
This paper reports two studies (i.e., an experimental design and a field study) that examine the effects that different levels of service recovery have on satisfaction, purchase intentions, and one's propensity to spread positive word-of-mouth (WOM).
HCC, a highly malignant cancer, shows the propensity of intrahepatic spreading and extrahepatic metastasis [ 21].
NHL arising from the submucosal area of the nasopharynx also has a propensity to spread laterally through regions of fat tissue [14].
We hope that such observations will be more meaningful towards systematically unraveling the population genetic structure of UPEC and their propensity to spread, or emerge with multi drug resistance phenotypes in new epidemiological territories.
These cases demonstrate that A. viridinutans can cause a distinct form of aspergillosis, characterized by chronicity, propensity to spread in a contiguous manner across anatomical planes, and relative refractoriness to antimycotic drugs.
We also found that breast cancer cells expressing high levels of this receptor have a higher propensity to spread to the skeleton.
The objectivity of causality, the objective support of inductive inference, is thus an illusion, an instance of what Hume calls the mind's "great propensity to spread itself on external objects" (THN, 167). is a good induction.
Few of the XDR isolates were NDM producers, which have propensity to spread to other bacteria.
Triple-negative BCs account for 10-15% of all breast tumours and are mostly of high grade, have a high incidence of TP53 mutations, and show proliferative characteristics with a higher propensity to spread to visceral organs [ 4].
