Altogether, irradiation markedly hastened mammary carcinoma development in the p53+/- mice, in which mammary carcinomas developed spontaneously.
Another common method is for landowners in a specific region or neighborhood slated for development to spontaneously, and often en masse, either "gift" their land to the state or formally "abandon" it, which makes it the property of the state.
During development, axons spontaneously assemble into a fascicle to form nerves and tracts in the nervous system as they extend within a spatially constrained path.
We have previously reported that prolonged (four weeks) treatment with the antiepileptic drug valproate (VPA) after SE prevents hippocampal damage and most of the behavioral alterations that occur after brain insult, but not the development of spontaneously occurring seizures.
(DJN VII.2.1 2) Contra Aristotle, the state is not a natural or ideal stage of human development emerging spontaneously from humans' desire to live together (DJN VII.1.2 3), but an adventitious, willed self-help device broadly enjoined by natural law in either or both a prudential (i.e., recommended by sound reason) or deontological (i.e., commanded by God) sense.
During development, pups spontaneously emit distinct i-calls that facilitate maternal localization and retrieval (Gould, 1971; Moss, 1988).
The development of spontaneously immortalized high-grade and nonspontaneously immortalized, hTERT-transduced low and intermediate-grade primary breast cancer cell lines has been previously described.
They allow that certain developments occur spontaneously, but also see disaster and decline as inevitable.
Every normal, healthy infant proceeds through a sequence of motor development that occurs spontaneously and requires no special training.
During the earliest stages of development (P0 3), the spontaneously generated currents are smaller, faster, and more frequent when compared to the activity observed later (P7 10) [ 30].
