We found that, with realistic in vivo background input, small assemblies of synchronised MSNs spontaneously appeared, consistent with experimental observations, and that the number of assemblies and the time-scale of synchronisation was strongly dependent on the simulated concentration of dopamine.
As expected, misleading errors of commission were more likely to occur after the presentation of misleading details in the synopsis than spontaneously on consistent or neutral trials.
Thus, mice do not spontaneously exhibit symptoms consistent with asthma.
Histopathologic examination of kidneys recovered from mice dying spontaneously is also consistent with the notion that the absence of IgG3 antibodies attenuates the irreversible renal damage associated with the MRL/ lpr mouse strain.
Moreover, it has been proposed recently that the highly consistent, spontaneously-evoked network up-states observed in cortical slices represent circuit attractors [1], [4].
At the end of the postexposure phase, however, the direction of anticipatory forces had spontaneously reverted to be consistent with vision .
We found that 9% of terminally ill patients in our PCH spontaneously expressed a WD, consistent with the frequency reported in a Greek palliative care setting[ 23].
Notably, FH2-assembled actin filaments grow slower than spontaneously assembled actin filaments, consistent with a rate-limiting effect of the translocating filament-binding module on the filament elongation rate in the actoclampin model (Kovar and Pollard, 2004; Dickinson, 2009; Paul and Pollard, 2009).
Almost 20 years before the late Fred Hoyle and his colleagues devised the Steady State Theory, Albert Einstein toyed with a similar idea: that the universe was eternal, expanding outward with a consistent input of spontaneously generating matter.
The observation that extant malaria parasites are capable of internalizing and incorporating exogenous host DNA spontaneously in animal cells is consistent with a potential mechanism of transfer [ 6, 30].
