Sentence examples for strong invasion from inspiring English sources

The OSC-4 cell line has a strong invasion tendency and was developed at Kochi University, Japan.

VEGF-121 and VEGF-165 have high angiogenic potencies and lead to a rapid and strong invasion of blood vessels.

Untreated FaDu and HeLa cells were characterised by a strong invasion capacity into fibroblast spheroids, which was set to 100% for the purpose of comparison.

At both levels 3 and 4, the extensive necrosis is associated with extensive cell death, disappearance of the muscle microstructure, and strong invasion by polymorphonuclear cells, as well as an oedema of all the tissue layers.

As shown in Figure 2A by fluorescent analysis of frozen sections, as early as 13 days after cell injection, there is already a strong invasion of host stroma within the tumor mass even in the admixed group.

The newly emerging strains norovirus Hu/GII.4/Sydney/NSW0514/2012/AU were first found in 2011 in Nanjing, which was much earlier than neighborhood regions [ 29, 30], and no other strains but the newly emerging strains were found prevalent in Nanjing in 2013, which implied the strong invasion ability of the newly emerging strains and poor human resistance to them.

And the MCF-7 acquired stronger invasion ability in MCF-7/AHFs than these in culture alone or in MCF-7/NFs (Fig. 2g).

Other options could be the introduction of additional non-commercial herbivores, managed by the local administrations, to keep a sufficient stocking rate in areas of stronger invasion by shrubs.

As shown in Figures  1 and 2, those cell lines had stronger migration also had stronger invasion.

Both the overexpression of miR-200b/c and inhibition of ROCK2 can reduce the invasion of cholangiocarcinoma cells, yet ROCK2-knockdown cholangiocarcinoma cells may retain a stronger invasion capacity.

The greater overlap at Mangatsiaka is influenced both by the greater relative abundance of murinus-like individuals and by their stronger invasion of the spiny bush.