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Commencement of the first decay phase could be caused by ethylene treatment after harvest, and the second one spontaneously triggered after a certain time lag.

The capped molecules on the AgNPs surfaces were detached with the competitive absorption of chloride, and spontaneously triggered to form the controllable-density nanojunctions among the AgNPs aggregates.

These may be spontaneously triggered and processed further when reading about them.

The current findings argue against this dichotomy and suggest that a middle ground is likely to be at play as we show that stimulus-dependent information spontaneously triggered the default network beyond the pure task context.

Our results show that Hnf4α deletion spontaneously triggered chronic inflammatory response in the colon characterized by disrupted crypt architecture, proliferative changes, apoptosis, increased inflammatory mediator secretion and increased immune cell infiltration.

However, unlike the other two forms of the diseases, the conversion of PrPC into the pathological PrPSc in inherited prion diseases is believed to be spontaneously triggered by the mutated PrP allele (PrPM).

Arguably, there's a world-weariness to this; a tacit admission that theatre isn't going to spontaneously trigger the revolution that changes the world.

The weaning phase of mechanical ventilation was chosen because patient-ventilator asynchrony is common when patients are spontaneously triggering breaths.

Further, Grp94+/− MEFs did not spontaneously trigger the UPR signaling pathways such as XBP-1 splicing and CHOP induction (Figure 3B).

This could be optimally executed by contrasting contexts that are comparable in terms of task demands but different in that one context contains information that is more likely to spontaneously trigger active internally-directed mentation.

Manipulating the gene expression of specific MAPK pathway components can spontaneously trigger leukemia.