Sentence examples for sufficient aggressiveness from inspiring English sources
During the last two years, there have been a couple of outbreaks and sporadic cases of bacterial meningitis that federal health agencies failed to address with sufficient aggressiveness.
— it's love and aggressiveness.
Although INPP1 overexpression is not sufficient to confer increased aggressiveness in SKOV3 cells, it is sufficient to increase the levels of glycolytic intermediates and LPA (Supplementary Figure S3A,B).
Vos et al. concluded that the combinational use of DW-MRI and T2w-MRI is sufficient for the assessment of prostate cancer aggressiveness in the peripheral zone, while DCE-MRI and MRSI should be additionally considered for discrimination of indolent and high-grade prostate cancers [ 37].
Nevertheless, if the between-group advantage of docility was sufficient to counter the within-group advantage of aggressiveness, then it would count as an example of group selection.
In conclusion, despite the fact that the presence of the cancer stem cells in the tumor provides important information on its potential aggressiveness, today their detection by immunohistochemistry is not sufficient to confirm their role in carcinogenesis, because specific markers probably are not yet identified.
This means that, even in small non-invasive tumours, there is sufficient time to accumulate genomic changes that determine the potential of tumour aggressiveness, leaving limited opportunity for further CNA accumulation.
Although the 11q23 rearrangement is the most common cytogenetic abnormality in congenital and infant ALL [ 3], studies demonstrate that this rearrangement is not sufficient for leukemogenesis [ 4, 5] and does not entirely explain the aggressiveness of ALL in this population of patients [ 6- 8].
We show that miRNA expression alone is sufficient to distinguish luminal-A from basal-like samples, two types that represent different degrees of aggressiveness of the disease.
The aggressiveness is understandable.
"I like that aggressiveness.
