Existing strategies have been developed to target the majority of cells within the tumour, as they are often identified through their ability to shrink tumour mass.
Tissues in adult organisms can be remarkably plastic in their ability to shrink and re-grow in response to changing physiological demands (e.g. Bergtold, 1926; Secor and Diamond, 1998).
For instance, many anticancer therapies are evaluated based on their ability to shrink tumors, but if the therapies are not effective in complete elimination of the CSCs, the tumor will soon grow back [ 8, 9].
And as president, he wrote, "I will get real regulation that limits their ability to borrow, shrinks their size until they are no longer a threat to our economy, and privatizes and eliminates their links to the government".
Across the city, nonprofit groups that provide social services to New Yorkers are reeling, trying to fulfill their core missions as demand for those services rises and their ability to provide them shrinks.
Their stored fat dwindled, their ability to endure stress declined, and their life span shrank by more than 10%.
For the Bayesian methods, we consider their ability to select out parameters either through severe shrinking or through formal selection.
Christians, who are increasingly a tiny and shrinking minority in the Middle East, complain of state-enforced Islamic laws and cultural attitudes that inhibit their ability to worship freely.
That's great for consumers, but could irk providers, if they see their ability to overcharge for a service that they could in the past shrink.
"Their ability to function is restarted".
