Sentence examples for effort to trigger a from inspiring English sources

Others include Pavlo Lapshyn, a white supremacist terrorist who stabbed a Muslim grandfather to death and bombed mosques in an effort to trigger a racial war.

Introduction: Ineffective efforts (IE), defined as the inability of patient's inspiratory effort to trigger a ventilator-delivered breath, is a commonly encountered asynchrony, and has been reported to adversely affect patient outcome1,2,3.

In reality, this is an effort to trigger a movement that can lead to regime change in Turkey.

"This", of course, is the brutalisation of a hapless, innocent, fledgling democracy – a role played to the hilt by Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili, who has spared no absurdity in his increasingly haggard efforts to trigger a western bailout of his hasty and ill-advised weekend invasion of long-autonomous South Ossetia.

Ackman, meanwhile, redoubled his efforts to trigger an official investigation into his allegations.

An attack might provoke Iraq to use chemical or biological weapons in an effort to trigger war between Israel and the Arab world, he said.

Architects are encouraging residents to commit to paper their ideas in an effort to trigger changes.

It started out in the 1990s as an experimental antidepressant, and works on the brain rather than the body, altering the balance of neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin in an effort to trigger parts of the brain involved in "sexual desire".

In the early years of my critical care training, when we checked ventilated patients under the effects of low-level sedation and were attempting to wean them off ventilation, such patients normally had to make an effort to trigger the ventilator.

A recent study has shown that the use of NAVA also leads to a decrease in the effort to trigger the ventilator, when compared to (PSP) [ 10].

Patient effort to trigger (expressed as PTP) is relatively constant with increasing ventilator support.