Sentence examples for small and advanced from inspiring English sources

Eccles [ 9] originally classified lesions broadly as early, small and advanced, with no strict criteria definitions, thus allowing wide interpretation.

Snail1 expression at the invasion front did not differ significantly between small and advanced tumours (p=0.066, Figure  4C).

Virtually every organ of candidate mutant embryos could be affected, resulting in dramatically smaller embryos and advanced stages of necrosis.

As chips and sensors become smaller and more advanced, mobile phones are beginning to take over any number of new functions, quickly replacing single-purpose devices like GPS units and music players.

Obviously smartphones in 2015 are a lot smaller and more advanced than they were in 1995, but the ubiquitousness of them is spot-on.

Research in less densely populated and rural areas should also be a priority as it is probable that STPs in such locations are smaller and less advanced when compared to their larger counterparts serving urban areas.

However, two other studies found that women who were screened annually had breast tumours that were smaller and less advanced than those who were screened every other year (Field et al, 1998; Hunt et al, 1999).

Patients were subdivided into three subgroups according to disease status: early-stage (stages IA IIB) non-small-cell lung cancer (n=1828), stage III non-small or small-cell lung cancer (n=2771) and advanced stage (stages IIIA IV) disease or all stages of small-cell lung cancer (n=10 039).

Although Fiat will provide small cars, new engines and advanced technology to Chrysler, the Italian automaker will not put any money into its new partner.

SHANGHAI — Deepening cooperation with one of its major partners in China, General Motors said Wednesday that it planned to jointly develop small, fuel-efficient engines and advanced transmissions here with S.A.I.C. Motor Corp.

In terms of T-stage, there was no correlation between E-cadherin and small or advanced tumours (p=0.17).