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They found that for volcanic vents wider than 0.5 meters, low frequency seismic waves would be required which helps explain why only large earthquakes seem to be capable of triggering volcanic activity.
A researcher who created one of the H5N1 mutants believed to be capable of triggering an influenza pandemic and a leading U.S. health official are offering clarifications and "new data" to better gauge the risk it presents.
The β2-AR agonists, but not its antagonists or partial agonists, were found to be capable of triggering signaling during the adhesion process, leading to an increase in the adhesion of the engineered cells onto fibronectin-coated biosensor surfaces.
It binds specifically to serum antibodies from influenza A/H1N1/2009 patients and was found to be immunogenic, to be capable of triggering the production of neutralizing antibodies, and to have protective activity in the ferret model.
Such studies suggested that Xist might only be capable of triggering XCI during an early developmental time window.
Different viral agents such as Epstein-Barr virus, nonhuman immunodeficiency retroviruses and, more recently, coxsackieviruses [ 15, 16] have been postulated to be capable of triggering pSS.
When this critical mass existed, even an average individual was capable of triggering a large cascade".
Laboratory research remains split on whether the high-voltage, low-current shock delivered by an ECW is capable of triggering the irregular rhythm of VF.
"We are fairly confident based on the biological information that we have had that this contaminant is capable of triggering these adverse reactions".
Selections like Deborah Kass's powerful diptych "Subject Matters" and Elaine Reichek's installation "A Postcolonial Kinderhood" have rich, complicated messages that are capable of triggering a universal resonance.
"Our point is that flank collapses can happen extremely fast and catastrophically, and therefore are capable of triggering giant tsunamis," said Dr Ricardo Ramalho, from Columbia University in New York.
