Foxes only trigger "X s, meaning dog, because dogs are able to trigger them.
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.
Regarding this, cytokines and immune cells are able to trigger the production of reactive oxygen (ROS) and nitrogen species (RNS) to cope with defense activities [3].
Finally, this work may pave the way to the design of a new generation of devices which are able to trigger and tune specific biological outcomes.
This paper assesses the sources of pressure at the landscape level that are able to trigger a transition towards a sustainable innovative waste-management system.
Infections are able to trigger susceptibility to disease and it can be considered as potential epimutagenic factors in reshaping the epigenome.
Goal: The goal is to evaluate with regard to its correctness if stimuli generators automatically produced are able to trigger and feed a simulation until the end of its execution.
The reason that questions like "What kind of animal is named 'Fido'?" or "What is a Sheltie?" trigger "X", meaning dog, is that dogs are able to trigger "X"s.
As biomaterials can have profound impacts on the host immune response the concept emerged to design biomaterials that are able to trigger desired immunological outcomes and thus support the healing process.
Others have shown that bacteria exposed to 8 kGy are able to trigger long-lasting immunity [53].
Thus, similarly to DMSO, polyethers with molecular weigth higher than 300 Daltons are able to trigger heme crystallization.
