Sentence examples for before it triggers from inspiring English sources

A new study uncovers exactly where a key protein forms before it triggers the flowering process in plants.

It's crucial to detect Ebola that appears in very small quantities soon after infection, before it triggers inflammation throughout the body and overwhelms multiple systems.

Eisen and Painter called on the Trump transition team to take urgent steps to address the problem, before it triggers a constitutional crisis.

The MPs said that for the government to meet its manifesto commitment to "be the first generation to leave the environment in a better state than it found it", ministers must commit to passing a new Environmental Protection Act before it triggers article 50 and starts the formal process of leaving the EU.

While history may "judge the second Gulf war on a number of criteria", one wishes The Economist would judge the leaders of democracies rather more strictly.John ParkerWashington, DCSIR – The prospect of a huge risk does not require a very high probability before it triggers the duty to act to prevent harm.

In addition to binding to fibrillar senile plaques, this radiotracer can clearly delineate the vascular amyloid before it triggers haemorrhagic complications or other overt small-vessel brain injuries, and can be a useful clue to diagnose not only AD but also CAA [13].

It's a shot we have all seen many times before, so it triggers an immediate association.

That point arrived about two-thirds of the way through 25, during "Love the Dark", when she sings the line "This is never-ending, we have been here before", and it triggers an empathic response in me, though probably not the one she would have hoped for.

Just being here I've met people that I never met before that have got some different story about things that relate to my mother on that day that I'd never heard before and then it triggers some other memory that maybe you hadn't thought of in years and years.

Its instruments have shown that the air surrounding the Himalayas changes quickly from clean to polluted when pulses of dirty air travel up from urban centres; when this happens before the monsoon period, it triggers bursts of cloud condensation.

Condition-based maintenance (CBM) is another strategy for sufficient maintenance before an impending failure; it triggers maintenance when degradation occurs in the track.