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Other spontaneous changes commonly seen in aged rodents include tumours.

Negative (spontaneous changes) and positive (non-spontaneous changes) signs on y-axis show the negative and positive values of Gibbs free energies.

A theoretical model is presented that explains spontaneous changes in the crystalline orientation of nanoparticles.

This index relies on spontaneous changes of arterial blood pressure and is calculated using a time correlation method.

The spontaneous changes in crystalline orientation are attributed to the crystal anisotropy of the surface energy of nanocrystalline particles.

There are also instances of quantum mechanical fluctuations in the nervous system, wherein spontaneous changes in neurons lead to tokens of "X".

They concluded that resistance mutations resulting from spontaneous changes in DNA as cells divide are present in a few tumor cells even before treatment begins.

The oscillations present in intracranial pressure are secondary to spontaneous changes in CBF velocity as a result of rhythmic changes in cerebral vessel diameter triggered by monoaminergic and serotonergic centers present in the brainstem [61].

In contrast to the situation in patients, and due to the rarity or absence of many spontaneous changes in rodents, most animal models used in preclinical research are induced (Fig. 3).

Unfortunately, none of the previous cited studies evaluated mandibular response in Class II patients after RME on the upper second primary molars, but Rosa et al. [31] suggested spontaneous changes in mandibular position in Class III patients with the use of this appliance.

Because there are spontaneous changes in abdominal wall behavior in weightlessness (0g) that have been previously suggested to increase LS visualization, we studied the comparative laparoscopic visualization between gasless (noGAS), abdominal wall retraction (AWR), and standard 15 mmHg gas insufflation (GAS) during weightlessness.