The phrase "are even triggered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a specific action or event causes a reaction or response, often in an emotional context.
Example: "Certain topics in the discussion are even triggered by personal experiences that resonate with the audience."
Alternatives: "are even activated" or "are even provoked".
I normally start with the melody, but sometimes I'm even triggered by a vocal.
Strikingly, Sancho et al. found that competition-dependent cell death was even triggered in situations where direct cell cell contact was prevented between ESCs, by culturing wild-type cells in a separate compartment above BMP-compromised cells [ 21 ].
The images are deeply disturbing, but rather than evoking the horror of female circumcision, the video and still photos are even more likely to trigger revulsion at the art itself, and the convivial atmosphere surrounding what the art supposedly represents.
Interestingly, also the evolution of mammalian imprinted genes was suggested to be influenced or even triggered by duplication events [ 7, 8].
It is speculated that the Hondsrug ice stream may have been enhanced or even triggered by the formation and outburst of glacial lakes in the study area.
Then there are those that allow the camera to be fired remotely – or even triggered when sound reaches a certain level.
The organism was even able to trigger the release of glycerol from host cells by an as-yet-unknown mechanism (Boersma et al. 2010; Nazir et al. 2013).
In this way, GSEA could provide novel insights into that disorder by generating hypotheses about circumstances under which the human disorder is mimicked, exacerbated or even triggered.
On high-traffic social media days such as the inauguration, Facebook and Twitter news feeds were 99percentt focused on the election, and this is draining and even triggering for people to absorb.
There's even talk of them triggering their Article 7, kicking us out immediately without any terms whatsoever.
