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metastasis
(redirected from metastatically)

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In our haste and in the frenzy of trying to put out fires before they spread (rarely before they start), and some would correctly claim that the fires spread metastatically as do many cancers, we often overlook the basic ethical principles by which most of us operate daily.
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aureus can enter the bloodstream and seed other organs metastatically, appearing in the urine or producing septic shock or endocarditis.
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Measuring a cell's elasticity is one way to indicate whether it is metastatically competent -- that is, whether it is capable of spreading.
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