Sentence examples for considered to trigger the from inspiring English sources
First, this study reviews existing practices on pavement maintenance and the criteria considered to trigger the application of maintenance treatments and their effects on pavement condition.
In addition, an important antecedent for the generation of word-of-mouth is a strong emotional imbalance known as schema discrepancy, which is considered to trigger the consumer to post a customer review online.
The cytosolic LIP mirrors the cellular iron content and its fluctuations are considered to trigger homoeostatic adaptive responses.
Although NF- κB activation is generally considered to trigger pro-inflammation, it is still not conclusive whether it is necessarily in regulating the polarisation of TAMs.
The Siacetate concentrations were between 122 and 292 mg Si kg−1, and thus, larger than 'critical values' considered to trigger Si limitation of plant growth.
Professor Wood argues, in response, that while an individual's response to the revolutionary cause was partly related to his economic circumstances, democratic ideas had been percolating for years and came to the fore only after specific actions by the British — for example, the Stamp Act, which is widely considered to have triggered the rebellion.
I.C.C. members are now considering several options to trigger the authority to investigate: authorization by the U.N. Security Council; by the U.N. General Assembly or International Court of Justice; by a I.C.C. prosecutor after approval by a chamber of judges.
Eliminating low frequency signals means constant stimuli, whose frequency can be considered as 0, is not able to trigger the pathway.
The final straw, he said, was when his father died and his wife's company "didn't consider him a close enough relative to trigger the compassionate leave provision" and pay for his flight home.
