Sentence examples for appropriate trigger from inspiring English sources

Apoptosis, also called programmed cell death, in biology, a mechanism that allows cells to self-destruct when stimulated by the appropriate trigger.

It is an appropriate trigger in those cases where the users lack ability but have high motivation.

"In sum, the minutes reflect an FOMC [Federal Open Market Committee] that agrees in very broad terms about raising rates, but is far from reaching a consensus on the timing or what is the appropriate trigger for the timing of liftoff," said Ward McCarthy, chief US economist at Jefferies bank, in a note to clients.

According to the operating principle of MSSICG, we can theoretically obtain a sustained and steady acceleration which is sufficient to push the projectile to high speed by means of continuously increasing the series of driving coils and matching with the appropriate trigger strategy.

As a professor these days, I fret on a daily basis of being listed on Professor Watchlist or being taken down by "call-out culture" for failing to deliver an appropriate trigger warning before quoting you in class.

Consistent with this model, data from Nicotiana tabacum (tobacco) pollen suggest that translationally silenced mRNAs are stored in the form of ribonucleoprotein particles with ribosomal subunits, translation factors and cytoskeletal proteins, and their translation is activated in response to an appropriate trigger such as hydration [7].

Understanding users' motivations and abilities and designing appropriate triggers is only half the battle.

According to Sarker and Sahay (2003), "appropriate triggering mechanisms" are needed to attain the collaborative state.

Here we explore how to direct the disassembly of these materials into their constituent building blocks, releasing activity or action on appropriate triggering.

Similarly, the criterion for categorization of PPPs as toxic [10] is principally based on aquatic data and lacks appropriate triggers for categorization of toxicity to terrestrial organisms.

Adaptations generally have four hallmarks; they lack heritable variation, show evidence of good design, are evoked by appropriate triggers, and fitness is reduced where they are absent.