Sentence examples for contributes a trigger from inspiring English sources
Thus, the overall distribution of skin changes suggest that mechanical friction contributes a trigger effect similar to that characteristic of psoriasis.
It has been suggested that intracellular flagellin secretion has at least two purposes: first, cytosolic recognition of flagellin through the NLR-mediated signalling pathway would contribute to trigger a pro-inflammatory response (Sun et al., 2007); second, production of flagellin inside mammalian cells could lead to the escape of Salmonella from dying macrophages (Sano et al., 2007).
Children with SDB also show a high prevalence of atypical deglutition that certainly contributes to trigger malocclusions because of chronic oral respiration.
These molecular events may contribute to trigger or support a repair response and failure to promptly activate these reparative signals may contribute to poor repair and poor clinical outcome.
This reorganization, which reflects an axon terminal sprouting from SuM neurons, could contribute to trigger spontaneous seizures within an altered hippocampal intrinsic circuitry.
Conflicts are not exclusively related to actors' ethno-cultural differences as these differences contributed to conflicts only where a triggering critical care structure was present, e.g. healthcare professionals' job responsibilities and work context.
We were not interested in such weak interactions since they were unlikely to contribute to triggering a major rearrangement of the WD-7 domain of Apaf-1 upon the binding of cytochrome c.
Foods with high levels of seasoning such as MSG or artificial additives might also contribute to triggering a migraine.
Niestat also said a number of people pointed to his death as a triggering event which contributed to their own acts of self harm or attempts at suicide.
The economists wonder how the spread of an opinion among interacting individuals may contribute to trigger financial crises and cascades [4 6], and whether it can be employed in speculative manners [7]; with a similar goal, some politicians aim to manipulate public opinion to gain and reinforce their power [8] or seek for an optimal opinion control strategy in the campaign problem [18].
