Sentence examples for as having triggered from inspiring English sources
Among the 544 ICU patients with SAT for suspicion of invasive candidiasis, characteristics of patient reported as having triggered the decision to initiate a systemic antifungal therapy.
Jekely [ 111, 112] also discussed the implausibility of the models assuming fusion between prokaryotes from the point of view of membrane genesis and proposed that protoeukaryotes originated in microbial biofilms as "selfish cheaters" having evolved into predators that eventually became phagotrophs; mitochondrial symbiosis is seen as having triggered the formation of the nuclear compartment.
Yet the popular vote would have triggered a much bigger, slower recount: the final numbers are still not in, and the margin is as small nationwide as has triggered the recount in Florida.
As long as the user has triggered the process, the collect data activity begins.
Tai said he did not regret helping to start the movement as it had triggered a political awakening in Hong Kong.
In recent years, the rise of street food, upmarket fast food and quality casual restaurants such as Polpo have triggered a marked casualisation of good food.
Online travel agency Opodo is the focus of this week's column as it has triggered the wrath of a number of readers.
The offensive by the self-styled Islamic State (IS), a Sunni Muslim jihadist group formerly known as Isis, has triggered a security and humanitarian crisis, driving an estimated 1.2 million Iraqis from their homes.
As usual, a great issue in American life has been appropriated by lawyers; as usual, it has triggered anti-government rhetoric that sounds extreme to foreign ears.
Epidemiologists say this person, known as Patient S14, had triggered the spread of the disease to the districts of Nzérékoré and Kissidougou by February 2014.
Chirac had made it clear that he meant France could not have supported a new UN resolution at that time as it would have triggered an invasion despite the lack of evidence that Iraq possessed WMD.
