Significats de nonaggressive en anglès

It is quite easy to conclude that we repulsed a nonaggressive force.

Four discriminant functions were derived to distinguish aggressive from nonaggressive lesions.

He sighed, then stood up, trying to maintain a nonaggressive stance.

Further tests revealed a nonaggressive cancer causing the organ to swell.

Forty patients received single agents or nonaggressive drug combinations, most of them before 1980.

Significant differences in both serotonergic and dopaminergic systems were found between aggressive and nonaggressive mice.

Methods: Thirty cases of BCCs of aggressive and 30 cases of nonaggressive subtypes were selected from our files.

Tall cells were not found in smears of 20 cases of nonaggressive papillary carcinomas investigated as control cases.

There are two axes of dispersion, along the line of lesion progression and between aggressive and nonaggressive lesions.

No! Jasper stood in place nonaggressive.

Although well-differentiated oncocytic renal tumors are usually considered as uncommon when the diagnosis is made, nonaggressive behavior is expected.

Studies on obesity and prostate cancer risk are inconsistent, perhaps because of differential effects on aggressive and nonaggressive cancers.

Our results suggest that phototherapy is a nonaggressive treatment that may benefit patients with cutaneous GVHD, who already take high doses of immunosuppressive drugs.

Study design: The clinical materials comprised 75 cases of cSCC, 38 with aggressive lesions and 37 with nonaggressive lesions.

Patient summary: Prostate cancer screening reduces mortality but is accompanied by unnecessary biopsies and overdiagnosis of nonaggressive tumors, especially in repeatedly screened elderly men.

We selected for nonaggressive animals; animals that depend on us, not only on themselves; animals disinclined or unable to leave our protection; and so on.