Such a shutting down may be triggered, for example, when an individual's natural being inadvertently becomes assimilated by the collective role with which he or she is identified, say that of a police officer.
It is known that alternative usage of ATG codons can be triggered, for example, in a hormone-dependent manner in the testis or by stress conditions [23].
Blood gas levels should change so much that other responses should be triggered, for example, unconsciousness at PaO2 below ~25 mmHg and/or PaCO2 above ~90 mmHg and hypocapnic tetany at PaCO2 levels below 20mmHgg (acute hyperoxia being innocuous).
They even carefully selected language in the app so it wouldn't be triggering – for example, the reminders to eat aren't referenced as "food," which people have hang-ups about (or possibly even eating disorders).
When the neurotransmitter dopamine is triggered, for example, what we feel is craving, not pleasure.
Rather than constantly patrolling a home, the Alarm.com drones will only respond and fly when another system is triggered, for example a motion sensor that's attached to the lights.
More general tasks such as supervising of survival, stemness, and proliferation of stem cells in the nephrogenic zone is triggered for example by morphogen mouse double minute 2 homolog (Mdm2).
This information is then processed, and the appropriate response is triggered; for example, an animal might move towards the smell of food, or away from the scent of a predator.
Such thoughts could be triggered by, for example, a friend becoming a parent or by receiving information from health care professionals.
To refine the concept awareness, control theory [ 57] was used because it states that behavioral regulation is stimulated by feedback control processes, a process that can be triggered by, for example, comparing participants behavior with their self-rated intake (i.e., awareness), with behavior of others of the same age and gender and with their own behavior over time.
"The exception," he said, "would be if someone has a sleep disorder that might be triggering it, for example sleep apnea," a condition, often associated with snoring, that causes your breathing to become shallow or pause frequently during sleep.
