Sentence examples for be triggered by one from inspiring English sources
The observed surge in CTCL incidence in the three identified communities further argues that this malignancy may be triggered by one or more external etiologic agents.
A slump can be triggered by one bad round or even one bad swing, causing on-course calamities to rain down on a player: drives that sail out of bounds, approach shots that splash in the pond, putts that sail 10 feet past the hole.
at least one thunderclap headache has been triggered by one of the following: a) sexual activity (just before or at orgasm) b) exertion c) Valsalva-like maneuver d) emotion e) bathing and/or showering f) bending 3.
Although the etiology of the neurodegenerative processes found in PD is not completely understood, it is suggested that a state of oxidative imbalance is triggered by one or more factors, among which are brain aging, genetic predisposition, mitochondrial dysfunction, free radical production and environmental toxins [ 5- 8].
An automatic recount is triggered by one-half of one percent (0.50%) of these votes.
The British would like this process to be triggered by just one country.
Whereas women are less easily stimulated by sexually arousing images, a male sexual response can be triggered by even one glimpse of Cloris Leachman's sideboob.
This may be triggered by a one-off event – swearing at a teacher or hitting another pupil – or by persistent classroom disruption.
Unlike in 1974, when Wilson sought the Queen's permission to allow Britain to go to the polls for a second time in eight months, an early election can now only be triggered by MPs in one of two circumstances.
These two phenomena may be triggered by more than one pathway converging (at cortical level) upon the same destination: depolarization and hypersynchronization [53].
