Engaging with your loved one in "fat talk" or a discussion about your latest diet program is counterproductive and may also be highly triggering.
More specifically, he's arguing that alcoholics who have been abused by religious fundamentalists in their childhood, (himself included), can have negative associations with the word "God"—some even find the religion and the ensuing dogma which follows highly triggering.
More specifically, he's arguing that that alcoholics who have been abused by religious fundamentalists in their childhood (himself included) can have negative associations with the word "God"—some even find the religion and the ensuing dogma that follows highly triggering.
Occasionally, when throwing a Poké Ball, the capture rate is highly increased, triggered by a random event.
Stereotype threat may be highly contextual, triggered by a survey item (Steele and Aronson, 1995), the gender of the instructor (Delisle et al., 2009), or instructional practices (Kreutzer and Boudreaux, 2012), and can undermine academic success in several ways.
Bovine PG was highly arthritogenic, triggering 100% incidence of arthritis in female BALB/c retired breeder mice.
Treatment with Bf 140 nM was highly toxic, triggering death in 40% of the cells within one hour.
It is worthy to note, that experiments in yeast and C.elegans show that the life extension by CR is not a mechanical output of low calories and consequence of a reduction in ROS or AGE formation, but a process that is highly regulated, triggering metabolic shift toward respiration that activates the regulator SIR2 [ 38].
The highly publicised murder triggered a "Rocinha effect", similar to the so-called Ferguson effect, or "viral video effect" in the US.
The Kaikoura earthquake also triggered highly variable coastal deformation, reflecting the rupture complexity along a transpressional plate boundary (Clark et al. 2017).
