Sentence examples for focus triggered from inspiring English sources

Youth, and the looks that go with it, Thomson says, have a great deal to do with the phenomenon – "in the movies, youth is such an imperative, and for those who die young, there's something magical and mythical about it" – but the intense focus triggered by the shock of death is not confined to those in their 20s and 30s.

In fact, hai in this position may have geng as the focus, triggering the positive effect, because this morpheme is also within the scope of hai.

Jacquemont et al. tested >16 000 compounds for their ability to inhibit the formation of DNA damage foci triggered by irradiation or CDDP, identifying a dozen molecules that sensitize ovarian cancer cells to the cytotoxic effects of the latter.

As mentioned in the introduction, in pathological conditions, certain myocardial cells become sources of abnormal excitation (ectopic foci) triggering severe and sometimes lethal arrhythmias [ 2, 3].

The media-related pressure may be one explanation for some managers' perceived indignity and loss of energy, as well as for the perceived general uncertainty of their managerial base; in other words, in their case, the media focus triggers of general experience of role ambiguity.

She has a one-shot-kill hand cannon capable of taking out several enemies with one bullet, and when her ability, Combat Focus, is triggered she gets a multiplier on kills and achievements, allowing her to reach score streaks faster.

The grainy video showed officers continuing to restrain Mr Jaramillo, a tactic associated with in-custody deaths and which came into sharp focus and triggered great controversy after the 2014 death of Eric Garner in New York.

A new PricewaterhouseCoopers study shows outsourcing has roared back to life in the past six months and is accelerating, driven by the same cost-cutting focus that triggered the trend in the first place.

Sleeping badly resulted in less focus and concentration the next day, which lead to an over-reliance on caffeine, which led to appetite suppression and hyper focus, which triggered the pattern all over again.

However, it has also been shown that tumours can be destroyed by a more focused assault triggered by double-strand polynucleotides [ 3] and unmethylated-CpG oligodesoxynucleotides [ 4].

Current strategies in cancer chemotherapy mainly focus on triggering or restoring these two apoptotic signaling cascades (Wong, 2011).