In rare cases, it may spread to the lymph nodes, resulting in distant metastasis.
In rare cases, SPNs may spread to the lymph nodes, resulting in distant metastasis.
Tumor cells can easily move in or out of the blood vessels, resulting in distant metastasis.
However, what could be the mechanisms that drive elevated expression of Coco during natural disease progression resulting in distant recurrence?
The fraction of unknown sequences can be particularly high in viral metagenomes because (i) viruses exhibit relatively high mutation rates resulting in distant unrecognizable homology (Bonhoeffer and Sniegowski, 2002), and (ii) this superkingdom has remained poorly explored, with relatively few sequences present in the databases.
If the results distant from the current partial diverse subset (S_c^i-1) appear earlier in the search list, then the cost savings are higher.
Thus, while medical science could respond to clinical problems as they appeared in the context of the great teaching hospital, most doctors might find the research results distant and hard to assimilate into their practice.
Major changes in land cover can result from distant political, social, and environmental forces.
Approximately 20 30% of dedifferentiated liposarcomas result in distant recurrence, as opposed to only 3% of well-differentiated tumors of which all belonged to the sclerosing subtype.
Existence of coral particles within the nanofibrous mats resulted in distant placement of layers toward each other in the assembling step, which in turn create vacancy in the structure for cellular migration and fluid and nutrients exchange of the scaffold with the surrounding environment.
Unfortunately, late diagnosis often results in distant metastases primarily via the hematogenous route and particularly to the lungs (70 80%) [7].
