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“an increasing trend”

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In addition to the absence of an increasing trend in incidence of melanoma of the eye, we found no association between this cancer and cellular phone use in our ongoing cohort study of over 420 000 users of mobile telephones between 1982 and 1995 ( Johansen et al , 2001 ).
Mobile phones and malignant melanoma of the eye.
Br J Cancer · 2002 · PMC2375230
A number of studies have demonstrated elevated cellular activity of c-Src, the prototypic member of the Src family of protein tyrosine kinases, during colorectal tumour progression, with an increasing trend from adenomas through to malignant carcinomas and metastases ( Bolen et al , 1987 ; Cartwright et al , 1989 , 1990 , 1994 ; Talamonti et al , 1993 ; Termuhlen et al , 1993 ).
In conclusion, the detection of uPA–PAI-1 complexes inside the tumour cells in early (T1) breast cancers expressing progesterone receptors is associated with a significantly higher incidence of axillary metastasis, and this might be of clinical value at the present time, where there exists an increasing trend towards avoiding axillary dissection at all in the presence of very small breast cancers with clinically negative axillae.
Similar to his cognitive results, the patient's intra-treatment rate of development showed an increasing trend compared to his pre-treatment rate of development, with many T3 rates of development at or exceeding age expectations (e.g., Memory for Faces, Blocks).