Sentence examples for solids and associated from inspiring English sources

For instance, if Css,0>Css,max, the exceeding amount of suspended solids and associated pesticides in the adsorbed phase would be transported into bed sediment.

Flow-weighted concentrations of suspended solids and associated organic carbon on a monthly basis were calculated from the measurements at sampling days.

Total suspended solids (TSS) and associated turbidity in runoff water are considered the most problematic nonpoint source pollutant of Louisiana surface waters.

Tumour hypoxia is common in solid tumours and associated with poor prognosis and resistance to radiotherapy and chemotherapy [ 6- 8].

Overexpression of VEGF is common in solid tumours and associated with poorer prognosis (Dosquet et al, 1997; Raben and Helfrich, 2004; Giatromanolaki et al, 2006).

High-grade DCIS is composed of large, pleomorphic cells with frequent mitotic figures, often having a solid architecture and associated necrosis.

This mathematical approach might yield similar finding in other tumor types, and the model can be extended to virtually any solid cancer and associated biomarkers, according to the authors' suggestions [ 15].

MiR-125b is also found to be expressed in solid tumours and associated with cell proliferation and survival (Le et al, 2009b; Xia et al, 2009; Klusmann et al, 2010; Shi et al, 2010; Zhou et al, 2010).

An increased or abnormal level of angiogenesis has been considered for many years as a key feature of solid malignancies and associated predominantly with the pathogenesis of haematological diseases.

Calcification morphology is crucial for assessing the likelihood of benignity/malignancy. Benign calcifications are central, diffuse solid, or laminated and associated with prior infections such as histoplasmosis and tuberculosis.

PROBLEM: Ischemia/reperfusion (I/R) injury is observed in a variety of clinical conditions such as vascular occlusion, haemorrhagic shock, trauma or following solid organ transplantation and associated with high morbidity and mortality.