The specimens were exposed to three types of aggressive environments; namely tropical climate (A-series), alternate air and sea water in a 14-day cycle (4 days in sea water + 10 days in air) (N-series) and continuous immersion in the sea water (W-series).
However, when malignant (positive) cytology testing and the results of mutational profiling on negative, atypical or indeterminate cytology specimens were analyzed together, 57% (12/21) of aggressive cases were detected (Table 4).
When added to first line cytology testing, mutational profiling of specimens that were atypical, negative, or indeterminate by cytology increased the detection of aggressive disease and the diagnostic yield of specimens regardless of cellularity.
Mutational profiling of both specimen types can provide additional diagnostic information concerning the presence of aggressive disease, especially when cytology is non-diagnostic/indeterminate or negative, thus, enhancing the early detection of malignancy in patients.
Accordingly, our observation of greater Ki67 expression in the postoperative specimens of patients with low Hb levels may indicate the persistence of aggressive disease, with a higher risk of disease relapse.
A series of tests were performed on the FRP composite shell and FRP-concrete specimens to examine the effectiveness of the FRP shell as a barrier against ingress of aggressive elements, such as moisture and chlorides in controlled environments.
Two question marks is kind of aggressive.
"It is a kind of aggressive secularism.
Subjects raged far more against aggressive driving than against particular classes of aggressive drivers.
An unusually high incidence of polysomic cells was found in the clam tumour specimen, reflecting the aggressive nature of this cancer.
