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In a recent publication involving 1450 procedures, Cieri and colleagues 15 reported that persistent shrinkage of the AAA sac (over 5 mm) was associated with rates of freedom from AAA-related death at 3 and 10 years of 100 and 99·7 per cent respectively.

Five types of shrinking city are revealed: "Persistent Early Shrinkage" due to exodus from the rural periphery, "Metropolitan Shrinkage" due to the challenges of urban sprawl, "Recent Shrinkage" in de-industrialisation hotspots, "Cyclic Shrinkage" occurring in political transformation cores, and "Mild Shrinkage" due to life-style disamenity.

Persistent isotonic shrinkage of a given cell, as opposed to hypertonicity-induced shrinkage, is one of the hallmarks of apoptosis.

Apoptosis induction requires persistent cell shrinkage, named apoptotic volume decrease (AVD).

Apoptosis induction requires persistent cell shrinkage, that is, AVD, reminiscent of the role of VSOR Cl− channel in the outward rectifying Cl− currents in cardiomyocytes.

It has become increasingly evident in recent years that persistent cell shrinkage is one of the hallmarks of apoptosis [ 6, 15].

Extended Data Fig. 9 lineageneablationtion leads to BCC shrinkage and elimination of vismodegib-persistent lesions.

Extended Data Fig. 1 Vismodegib leads to tumour shrinkage and emergence of vismodegib-persistent lesions in mice.

This behavior manifests itself by periods of persistent microtubule growth interrupted by occasional switching to rapid shrinkage (called microtubule 'catastrophe'), and then by switching back from shrinkage to growth (called microtubule 'rescue'rescue

However, an undesirable side effect is persistent foreign body reaction that drives adhesions and shrinkage among other things in the course of time.

No difference was observed in the rate of persistent type II endoleaks for the moderate and major shrinkage groups (6·3 and 5·3 per cent respectively).