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PCI does not usually cause symptoms and is often incidental on radiology imaging or intra-operative finding.

Much of the fun of a BioWare game is often incidental to the main plot progression, as the studio has made the side quest into an absolute art.

"The basis of empire is that you rule other people, you deny them independence, you exploit their labour and resources, and a lot of the 'good things' were often incidental and secondary," he said.

Stafne cysts are often incidental findings, as patients are asymptomatic (Fig. 16).

They generally do not have any clinical significance and are often incidental findings during CT scans of the brain [28].

They are often incidental when imaging the retroperitoneal space, but do have a propensity to bleed (Fig. 17) when lesions grow larger than 4 cm or intratumoral aneurysmal change exceeds 5 mm [7, 67].

Pineal cysts also known as benign glial cysts of the pineal gland are frequently described in adults, both on autopsy (up to 40%) [1, 2] and on MRI (about 10%), where they are often incidental findings [3, 4, 5, 6, 7].

While food and art have a relationship that extends throughout history, whether thinking of Warhol's soup cans or the bountiful still lives of Cézanne, they are often incidental parts of the works, albeit generally important as reference points.

Diabetes diagnosis was often incidental, and adherence to daily medication regimens or to dietary restrictions was a struggle.

Christian rock has moved so solidly into the mainstream that religion is often merely incidental.

FNH is often an incidental finding at imaging.