The most consistent trigger was alcohol intake.
But I should have actually probably got it seen to a lot earlier than I did.' Associating symptoms with cancer was a consistent help-seeking trigger.
A consistent response was triggered by faces of different genders and expressions, and by faces presented from various viewpoints and under different lighting conditions.
For infants and children with vision impairment, there should be a consistent mechanism for triggering education and social care support even with uncertainty about diagnosis and/or prognosis.
A consistent mechanism for triggering educational and social support for children with VI and their families, even when diagnosis and eventual level of visual function are uncertain, would improve child development and families' experience.
Clinton has entered similar linguistic territory, because any headline using the word "Clinton" and the word "emails" now triggers a consistent reaction from the public.
Products that create repeat behaviors tend to follow a consistent design pattern of a trigger, action, reward, and investment, which I've described as the Desire Engine.
Firing a round is as simple as pulling the trigger with a consistent 6 to 8 pounds of pressure.
The Colt AR-15 and similar models of semiautomatic rifles, which fire as fast as the shooter can pull the trigger, are a consistent source of profit for arms manufacturers, who have reported strong sales growth even as sales for other types of firearms have slumped or remained flat.
NaBt-treated cells exhibited an FCCP-mediated increase in ECAR followed by a decreased ECAR triggered by antimycin A, consistent with respiratory acidification from increased tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle activities, resulting in greater CO2 levels (Fig. 2d).
Instead, Moreno essentially paid the city back, by putting a consistent winner on the field and triggering a lucrative city cut of record ticket sales.
