The phrase "as trigger to" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and would typically require a preposition or article for clarity, such as "as a trigger to" or "as a trigger for."
Example: "The sudden change in temperature acted as a trigger to the chemical reaction."
Alternatives: "as a catalyst for" or "as a prompt for".
This small amount of intermediate then acts as trigger to dramatically increase the speed (catalyze) of the reaction [ 5].
From the perspective of the research team, the animated video of COACH was used as trigger to help participants conceptualize the capabilities of AAL support.
We have now performed the analysis suggested by the referee, in which spontaneous, large avalanches are used as trigger to compute post-event histograms (a similar approach was taken in (Plenz and Chialvo, 2009; Plenz, 2012)).
Sensory and motor events were then used as triggers to compute mean LFP, CSD maps and PETHs of MUA.
A second discovery was that methylated parental histones that are inherited during DNA replication serve as triggers to induce PRC2 to copy the mark to newly incorporated histones.
The pianist plays material which acts as triggers to the Disklavier, and causes it to respond with material I have worked out.
In addition, enzymes can be used as triggers to impart bioresponsive properties to materials containing specific elements susceptible to modification by these biocatalysts.
Turnbull said on Friday his government was still considering whether to use two bills – one proposing to beef up accountability measures for unions, the other to re-introduce the construction industry watchdog – as triggers to dismiss the House and Senate.
As examples, the policy cited evidence of any planned use of cellphones as triggers to set off explosives or as networks to facilitate violent criminal activity or to endanger passengers.
Tactile stimulus times or behavioural event onsets (in vivo), as well as electrical stimulation of dorsal and ventral roots or spontaneous sensory and motor bursts onsets (in vitro) were used as triggers to compute mean LFP and current source density (CSD, second spatial derivative of LFP) maps, as well as individual trigger spectrograms of field.
This technique also gives the programmer the opportunity to use user foot movements as triggers to make things happen, without cumbersome sensors.
