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Viral transfer, happening selectively at the tip of astrocytic processes, may help the virus to cover long distances in the astroglial network, "outrunning" the host's immune response in demyelinating plaques, thus continuously eliciting new lesions.

Action potentials were continuously elicited by square current pulses of 1 2 nA amplitude and 1 5 ms duration at 3 Hz.

In 1945, Algire and Chalkley [ 2] were the first to appreciate that growing malignancies could continuously elicit new capillary growth from the host.

However, if these defense mechanisms/reflexes are elicited continuously under high and prolonged exposure, they can result in adverse health effects.

However, if these sensory-mediated defense mechanisms/reflexes are elicited continuously under conditions of higher or prolonged exposure that impede reversibility, they can finally result in adverse health effects (see Fig.  3b).

This robust enhancement could reflect of a schema-driven grouping strategy (i.e., grouping based on familiar patterns) [51] that results in two physically identical sounds eliciting non-identical responses as the melody is repeated continuously.

We confirm a previous observation that conflicting images do not need to be presented continuously or simultaneously to elicit binocular rivalry.

A similar increase in EE without change in RQ was elicited by continuously infusing FGF21 into DIO mice, consistent with some of the previous reports (Fig. S4C) (Xu et al., 2009).

The perception of continuously rising or falling pitch was elicited by simply repeating a sequence of such Shepard tones.

The transcriptome approach was used to characterize the kinetics of global changes in Synechocystis PCC6803 (Synechocystis) gene expression elicited by noxious agents, which were continuously applied to the cells to mimic the persistent character of stresses encountered in Nature.

Initially, CA were continuously perfused at a flow rate of 30 µl/min elicited by a pressure gradient of 1 mmHg between inflow and outflow glass capillaries of equal dimensions.