Sentence examples for an adequate trigger from inspiring English sources
Some were frustrated that the only sexual act between two men in the film involved violence; others felt that the trauma of sexual abuse was ignored and the film lacked an adequate trigger warning (Edgerton says there is one in Australia).
Experiment 2 addressed the additional suggestion that an "odd-man-out" indicator stimulus, such as that used as the alternative in Experiment 1, might still provide an adequate trigger directing exogenous attention to the target location.
It has been recognized that nonhydrostatic models are able to simulate the dynamics of organized convective systems with spatial resolutions of 1 km and less, provided that adequate triggering is entered in the model.
The results suggest that the sensors are designed to function in different working potential ranges, allowing the bacteria to trigger an adequate cellular response in different anoxic subsurface environments.
In tissues, macrophages trigger an adequate innate immune response upon encountering pathogens.
In order to successfully colonize an ecological niche, bacteria have to integrate different signals indicating environmental changes, and subsequently trigger an adequate adaptative response by modulating their cellular activities.
In animals, the recognition of invading microorganisms is essential to trigger an adequate antibacterial response and a successful defence against infections.
Thus, we must conclude that imperfect excisions may occasionally involve relatively large fractions of the somatic DNA copies: fractions that are large enough to impinge on fitness and trigger an adequate selective response.
Flares that occur after nucleo(s tide analogue discontinuation do not trigger an adequate immune response [ 10], suggesting these flares are different from flares that induce disease remission in untreated patients.
Our ultimate goal is to provide a platform that allows scientists to perform the prospection of new cross-reactive targets, or even to identify the molecular basis for triggering an adequate immune response, envisaging a new generation of vaccines.
