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Post-traumatic intrahepatic splenosis mimicking a neuroendocrine tumour.

Distal stump of an occluded intracranial vertebral artery at the vertebrobasilar junction mimicking a basilar artery aneurysm.

If it is mimicking then it would be very unusual and really exciting."

Nasal cocaine abuse causing an aggressive midline intranasal and pharyngeal destructive process mimicking midline reticulosis and limited Wegener's granulomatosis.

conspersa lowers its risk of predation by mimicking its evasive model, C.

This paper proposes and examines one explanation for the existence of out-of-the-money convertible bonds: that there is mimicking behavior on the part of management at the time the security is issued.

Therefore, we often see MIMIC mimicking MMIC, and vice versa.

By mimicking biomaterial's structure, composites can be improved, he said.

The design also recapitulates the intestinal tissue-tissue interface, which allows fluids to flow above and below the intestinal cell layer, mimicking the luminal microenvironment on one side of the device and the flow of blood through capillary vessels on the other.

The resulting film lost 91 percent of its dye after 1 hour under a water shower mimicking rain, as compared with a film from a more concentrated solution, which lost 64 percent of its dye, the researchers report in the August Biomacromolecules.

By mimicking the hydrodynamic and chemical disturbances made by a moving "bait" fish, the researchers hope to find out how predators track those cues to their sources.

In the case of the Durer sheet, the Circumcision, Goltzius even emulated the facture of the woodcutting practice itself, mimicking the distinctive swell and pucker of the German line.

And the film can't resist mimicking other movies, too - the stick gooey egg pods hanging on the wall could be straight from Alien.

Jeremy Northam, 35, is the hero in this gory Hollywood movie about insects which start taking over humans by mimicking them: