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Considering that the ground acceleration caused by weak short-period radiation is generally slight, earthquakes near the trench axis have a lower potential for triggering turbidity currents in the source zone, than a case suggested by results from the attenuation relation.

Hypoxia has been identified as a potential stimulus for triggering dormancy.

Treggiari and colleagues [ 37] observed more cystic lesions in the nondependent lung regions (middle lobe and anterior and medial basal segments of the lower lobe) of patients in the fibroproliferative phase of ARDS, thus suggesting a potential mechanism for triggering PC III mRNA response.

Blodgett agrees that the risk appears low but says that the potential for triggering an apocalypse requires far greater margins of safety.

The organism's potential for triggering an ecological disaster didn't become apparent, however, until 1989, when French scientist Alexandre Meinesz noticed a flourishing C. taxifolia patch in the waters off the Monaco aquarium.

Ethnic conflicts in the former Soviet Union, and their potential for triggering serious interstate conflicts, pose a major threat to regional and international security in the years ahead.

"[These developments] also make the potential for triggering [tipping points] and feedback loops much larger".

The present paper proposes some potential interactions between stiffness heterogeneities of the contact surface and the potential for triggering the squeal.

The 2011 Tohoku earthquake induced dilation of the magma reservoir, but the small amount (< 1 μ strain) would limit the potential for triggering eruption (Walter and Amelung 2007).

(Participant 4) This was true whether or not the individual currently experienced day-to-day pain symptoms, as they often thought about the potential for triggering pain.

Such tests may benefit self-selected individuals but may also have negative consequences in patient-borne costs and the potential for triggering expensive diagnostic cascades (37).