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In the Ce doped BaTiO3 system, this phenomenon has not been reported before.
Instead of being an oddity of the visual system, this phenomenon may reveal a key constituent of the visual processing, e.g. the temporal constraints on binocular conflict resolution.
Although such individuals are likely to infect others and as a result lead to a greater number of TB cases to be managed by the healthcare system, this phenomenon is not included in this simulation.
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Despite its wide occurrence in biological systems this phenomenon is mainly documented in cancer treatments.
When these random fields are to be used in mechanical systems, this phenomenon can introduce undesired biases for the results.
For other AuNP-based drug delivery systems, this phenomenon is commonly viewed as potentially toxic or can result in adverse side effects.
As expected from our previous discussion for linear systems, this phenomenon is also more pronounced for smaller values of ϵ (compare Figs. 14a and 14b) since limit cycle trajectories move in more horizontal directions for smaller values of ϵ, and they are able to reach larger voltage values.
The dynamic state of the system explains this phenomenon; a system in equilibrium will hardly respond to a small perturbation, while a system near a transition will respond vehemently.
Hypertension stimulates the sympathetic nervous system and this phenomenon is exacerbated by diabetes mellitus.
In this article, we show with a realistic model for a biologically pertinent system how this phenomenon appears at the molecular level.
Results from our laboratory cultures provide evidence for inefficient transmission in the S. exempta system, and this phenomenon would certainly help explain the skewed uninfected- haplo1 distribution.
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