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In Pr0.55(Ca1 − ySr y )0.45MnO3, the optically excited electrons locally destroy the spin-charge-orbital ordering, followed by rapid expanding of the disordered state for a persistent phase transition.
Households have made persistent transitions from rice farming to other occupations, including business.
Inflammation is a complex process enacted by the host to control tissue damage against pathogenic, traumatic, or toxic injury and is generally categorized into an acute, rapid response, a sub-acute transition phase, and a persistent but slowly evolving chronic condition.
successful treatment, failure resulting in mortality or a persistent baseline fungal infection necessitating a transition to an alternative antifungal agent.
In the various photo series presented at SFMOMA, Hatakeyama's focus moves from quarries in the Japanese countryside to urban sewers in Tokyo to the mined hills of France, conveying a persistent and unsentimental concern with landscapes in transition.
Kasanetz, F. et al. Transition to addiction is associated with a persistent impairment in synaptic plasticity.
It is still unknown why a small percentage of acute poisonings, roughly 5%, transition into a chronic illness characterized by a persistent inflammatory syndrome.
If a persistent urachus exerts traction on the bladder, the urine-filled transition from the bladder to the urachus can be seen ultrasonographically (Fig. 9).
Neonatal administration of alloxan induced a persistent glucose intolerance in all injected rats, which was successfully counteracted by physical training in the aerobic/anaerobic metabolic transition.
