In vitro studies [ 34, 35] have shown that acute fluctuation of glycemia induced a greater triggering effect on oxidative stress than did chronic sustained hyperglycemia.
(Come to think of it, maybe "Brickhead" isn't such a great trigger for your boss).
"I think that more and more, we're seeing technology data as a great trigger for lead generation," said Datanyze's director of marketing Sam Laber.
Shotguns and Sub Machine Guns are excellent for running around with, but Handguns work best if you have a great trigger finger, or a modified controller.
However, in the earlier studies the animals were only challenged once, whilst in this study the animals were inoculated three times over 24 hours, which may have resulted in a greater signal triggering the response in the uninfected quarters.
Damaged mitochondria not only produce less ATP but also generate increased amounts of reactive oxygen species and display a greater propensity to trigger apoptosis [ 23- 29].
Across the 19 risk-adjusted HCQIs, Ontario CCACs had a significantly higher AIP adjustment value for eight HCQIs, indicating a greater propensity to trigger on these quality issues on admission.
In addition, cocultures of aggressive BRC cells and promonocytes possess a greater ability to trigger in healthy epithelium characteristics of transformed cells, such as an increased proliferation, gross changes at the cytoskeletal level, and absence of lumen.
It is important to remember that any curve representing change in root strength can only show the time period when an initiating precipitation event has a greater chance of triggering an infiltration-triggered debris flow rather than implying a specific time for the occurrence of a debris flow (see Fig. 3.17 in Sidle and Ochiai, 2006).
A great title triggers the imagination, and suggests what the movie is about.
