The phrase "act as a triggering" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may need additional context or modification to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The sudden noise can act as a triggering event for the alarm system."
Alternatives: "serve as a trigger" or "function as a catalyst".
This condition may act as a triggering stimulus on the nociceptors of ethmoidal artery and then lead to a headache in the orbital and/or supraorbital area via the the trigeminovascular system [4, 7].
On this basis, the aim of the present study was to verify: firstly, if the association of FMS with migraine involves different levels of pain hypersensitivity with respect to one condition only; secondly if, in co-morbid patients, the hypersensitivity level is a function of migraine frequency; thirdly, if migraine attacks act as a triggering factor for FMS symptoms.
Our findings provided support to the hypothesis that OA can potentially act as a triggering factor of RA in environment-sensitised and genetically susceptible individuals.
The granulocytes secrete TNF- α and IL-1 β, which act as a triggering signal for MMPs expression via the common NF- κB signaling pathway.
The result is a complex enforced buckle zone design that acts as a triggering mechanism to (a) initiate a specific collapse mode from the impact end, (b) stabilize the collapse process, and (c) reduce the peak force.
Researchers began arguing that the cauliflower mosaic virus might act as a fuse, triggering unexpected dangers in the host food.
Analysts do not believe he is preparing a bid, but his move may act as a trigger for others.
So did the flooding act as a trigger, focusing people's minds on the risks of climate change?
However, having your first baby should act as a trigger to get cover in place, Matt Morris from broker LifeSearch says.
