The phrase "age triggers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing factors or events that are influenced by or related to age, such as in psychology, health, or social studies.
Example: "Researchers found that certain age triggers can significantly impact an individual's mental health."
Alternatives: "age-related factors" or "age influences".
Pieces of furniture notoriously difficult to sell, such as beds of no great age, triggered brisk competition.
(The under-7 trigger is required only for the first year the law is in effect. After that, the Department of Health can reduce the age trigger to children under 6).
A remarkable paper coming in the Jan . 31issue of Geophysical Research Letters has a title that says it all: "Abrupt onset of the Little Ice Age triggered by volcanism and sustained by sea-ice/ocean feedbacks".
Broad institutional and governmental change is what the Gilded Age triggered in the ensuing Progressive Era.
Potential key determinants of responsiveness may include age, trigger, phenotype, tobacco smoke exposure and genotype.
This will usher in changes not seen since the last Ice Age, triggering a mass extinction event.
And, whilst that may not sound like much, it's enough to usher in changes not seen since the last Ice Age, triggering a mass extinction event.
Crane was 6 when they moved to the city, and perhaps the startling transition at a young age triggered a lifelong habit of collecting things.
Agonist treatment at this age triggered internalization of receptor immunoreactivity thereby demonstrating clearly that surface receptors expressed by these neurons can be activated (Fig. 9D,E).
One question that remains is exactly how aging triggers the accumulation of the blue crystals.
We show that BAG1 and BAG3 regulate proteasomal and autophagic degradation pathways, respectively, and that a switch from BAG1 to BAG3 during aging triggers degradation of insoluble, aggregated quality control substrates by autophagy.
