Examples of using Tumours in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In an exciting breakthrough in laboratory testing, the innovative nanoparticles have been able to detect multiple forms of breast cancer tumours in mice.
viruses have all been suggested as possible causes of brain tumours.
you ought to arrest yourself for giving the public brain tumours.
certain viruses, have all been suggested as possible causes of brain tumours.
certain viruses, have been suggested as possible causes of brain tumours.
People who have radiotherapy to the head as children are at slightly higher risk of brain tumours later in life.
He realized that HPV-DNA could exist in a non-productive state in the tumours, and should be detectable by specific searches for viral DNA.
Ordinarily, the tumours would not rupture and the user wouldn't face any issues of severe consequence provided they were treated swiftly enough.
There are, nonetheless, some passages that clearly indicate that, when treating tumours, the ancient doctors were nicely conscious when a condition indicated a poor prognosis.
There are, nonetheless, some passages that clearly indicate that, when treating tumours, the ancient doctors were nicely conscious when a condition indicated a poor prognosis.
To remove tumours, metastases or cysts,
These small groups of cells may then multiply to form'secondary' tumours(metastases) in one or more parts of the body.
For others, their tumours may not shrink,
And that within tumours, there are immune cells that recognise those flags which are present in every tumour cell,” said Swanton.
In cancer treatment, tumours often respond well initially,
Kimura's disease is a condition that causes non-cancerous tumours(or lumps) to develop in the head
In contrast, liver tumours derive up to 90% of their blood supply from the hepatic artery, since they need
But it is important to know that sometimes tumours develop deep the in breast tissue in the chest and are actually felt in the spine or ribs.
There are, nonetheless, some passages that clearly indicate that, when treating tumours, the ancient physicians have been properly aware when a condition indicated a poor prognosis.
This same pathway is also disrupted in many tumours, allowing them to create new blood vessels to sustain their growth.