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Harsh treatments could trigger further hyperpigmentation.

She added that an uncertain outcome to the Spanish elections on Sunday could trigger further volatility in financial markets.

No time has been set for the burial, an event that will stir strong emotions among Palestinians and could trigger further confrontation.

"If this succeeds, which is by no means certain, it could trigger further industry consolidation," said Philip Baggaley, a managing director at the Standard & Poor's Corporation.

Collins added that Ukad's findings on this could trigger further hearings if they were "inconclusive" and these might involve Simon Cope, the British Cycling coach who delivered the package to Sky, and Dr Richard Freeman, the doctor who administered its contents – stated by Brailsford in front of the MPs to be the decongestant Fluimucil – to Wiggins.

Ryanair and easyJet, alongside British Airways' owner IAG, Lufthansa and others, will press for air traffic controllers from neighbouring countries such as Germany to manage French skies during strikes, which have led to the cancellation of thousands of flights this year and could trigger further disruption this summer.

Unison was gearing up for a dispute over pay, he said, but privatisation or job losses could also trigger further industrial action.

It was previously proposed that impaired autophagosome:lysosome fusion is a global problem in LSDs (6, 8) with build-up of autophagic substrates such as aggregate-prone proteins and dysfunctional mitochondria; a lack of nutrient recycling could potentially trigger further autophagy in an attempt by the cell to compensate.

If funds then do have to mark down their portfolios further, that could trigger a further wave of redemptions.

Subsequent dehydration could have triggered further phase separation of the encapsulated material, leading to interior microcompartments.

Similarly, combinations of positive tests could be used to rule in UTI, and trigger further investigation.