In the Chinese cohort there was a positive correlation between time spent on care activities and Physical burden (r = 0.40, p = 0.003, please see Table 4) and this suggested that the higher level of objective burden in the Chinese cohort may have become a trigger of subjective burden being identified.
Though Mr. Soros's name has become a trigger for a subset of Republicans and conservatives, he has said that his main goal as a political activist was to see a return to bipartisanship.
Therefore, transcriptional inhibition may not only become a trigger for RNA-independent aggregation of FUS but also facilitate FUS accumulation in the cytoplasm, and this process is more efficient when NLS is impaired.
I just spent a few days trying to schedule a conversation with Zoe Quinn, the game developer whose personal life recently became a trigger point for millions of discussions of gamer misogyny.
In our CVS patient, fear or expectation of an attack in itself became a trigger, and she became conscious of this.
The lace glove became a trigger that brought back a series of memories that in turn triggered the artist's memory of a brief love affair he had as a young man.
Finally, this forecasting method is deterministic by nature and therefore contains a potential of becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy and as such may become a trigger in forming of an undesired path [56].
But too often it has become merely a trigger for the collective memory of a room of hipsters.
Land mines were used by the SADF and SWAPO and became a major feature of the war, triggering the development of mine-protected vehicles (MPV).
Then this symptom becomes a sort of trigger that leads patients to indiscriminately search for information to solve the problem.
But then, at a certain point in my childhood or early youth, so to say, the death of my father became sort of a trigger to get me into music.
