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In contrast to prim-alcohols, which may undergo over-oxidation to carboxylic acids, the oxidation products derived from sec-alcohols are solely ketones (Scheme  7 ).

Additionally, similar behavior has been reported that PEDOT electrodeposited at high potential (over 1.4 V) may undergo overoxidation which leads to degradation of PEDOT and decreases the conductivity of polymer film [36].

The proposed staged model emphasises that informed consent in PGT, in accordance with the science which underlies it, may undergo changes over time.

The content of RAS consists of bile that may undergo progressive dehydration over time, leading to cholesterine crystal precipitation [5].

The valved conduit may undergo severe regurgitation over time, which can be better demonstrated and quantified on MR imaging.

Rapidly evolving populations such as viruses and bacteria are of particular interest, as such populations may undergo significant demographic variation over timescales comparable with the age of the genealogy of sampled data.

The quantification of gene gain and loss suggests that both have been extensive in the evolutionary history of the P. syringae species complex and that the genomes of these pathovars may undergo considerable fluctuation even over relatively short evolutionary time periods.

Nevertheless, conditioned responses may undergo little or no forgetting over periods of months or years.

44 The loss of life-years is harder to estimate from FL because patients may undergo multiple series of treatments over a decade or more after diagnoses.

The model is an extension of the standard Brownian motion model in which the rate of evolution is "inherited" over time but may undergo occasional shifts in value.

The latter finding may be relevant as naive CD4+ T cells are long-lived cells that may undergo slow but substantial homeostatic proliferation over a longer period of time (den Braber et al., 2012).