The phrase "able to trigger these" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to activate or initiate specific responses or actions.
Example: "The new software is able to trigger these alerts automatically when certain conditions are met."
Alternatives: "capable of activating these" or "able to initiate these".
For now, I was only able to trigger these new panels on mobile, but Google says it is rolling out this feature over the coming days, so it may be a while before you spot one in the wild.
As signaling for B cell survival requires a functional Ca2+ machinery, i.e. SLP65 as well as enzymatically active Btk and PLC-γ2 [ 25- 27], LMP2A must be able to trigger these molecules since otherwise it could not mediate development and maintenance of B cells in transgenic mice.
Non-metabolizable d-glucose analogues were also able to trigger the nuclear localization, implying that these sugars, except maltose, directly function as the inducers of AmyR nuclear entry.
"We were able to trigger the need for education within these marginalized communities and now the communities have taken the lead in ensuring that the NFBECs are fully functional and the children attend the schools.
Furthermore, these compounds were able to trigger the secretion of higher levels of pro-inflammatory cytokine (TNF-α) than the well-studied NOD2 agonist, Murabutide.
These data suggest that LRRK2-associated phosphorylation may be able to trigger the shift of soluble tau into the insoluble fraction.
The predicted sizes and volume fraction of inclusions that are able to trigger the channel segregation effectively are consistent with the data obtained via microtomography characterization.
Collectively, the data from Williams et al. and others demonstrates that, while some anti-V3 antibodies may be able to trigger ADCC, these antibodies contribute little to the capacity of plasma to clear infected cells via ADCC.
These reactions are able to trigger endothelial dysfunction and a procoagulatory state with thrombus formation and promotion of atherosclerotic lesions.
