Sentence examples for been triggered by differences from inspiring English sources

We therefore sought to determine whether the changes in p53 function might have been triggered by differences in posttranslational modifications.

Rural conflicts have tended to focus on access to natural resource while urban conflicts have tended to be triggered by differences in ethnicity, religion, indigeneity and partisan politics.

The process of interacting with local people raises awareness of the difference between one's attitudes and opinions and those of the local people, i.e. learning is triggered by differences.

"This must have been triggered by something in the past.

Or perhaps the quarrel was triggered by a fundamental difference of opinion about the "categorical imperative"?

Negative micro events can be triggered by any perception of difference (i.e., body type, socio-economic class, age) due to our unconscious biases.

Investigating the molecular background of the pulmonary aging process has highlighted that both in test animals and in humans the structural differences are triggered by very similar molecular alterations in Wnt signaling.

If these differences would be triggered by the high sugar application level, one would expect to see very similar differences across those studies and across the sugars tested, based on the similarity of the changes determined in the comprehensive chemical-analytical studies on the mainstream smoke of these research cigarettes (see above).

The transition is triggered by the conformational free-energy difference (s) of the side chain flanking the chiral (right(r)- or left-handed) backbone.

In the adopted model of the baroreflex (Ottesen et al. 2004), the efferent response is triggered by an error signal defined by the difference in the current cycle average carotid pressure relative to a target pressure.

The byelection, in a constituency where a majority of voters backed leaving the EU, was triggered by the resignation of Stephen Phillips because of "irreconcilable policy differences" with Theresa May.