And immunological abnormalities or infection may function as triggers of this neuralgia, because the neuralgia usually recurred while they were feeling fatigued or had a common cold.
To be sure, the state of the relevant scientific system must be such that the events do function as triggers, but we need not expect that such a system always be readily identifiable as one in crisis in Kuhn's sense.
Thus, throughout surgery deviations from standards or previously established plans can function as triggers to adapt the usual coordination strategy.
It was shown to be a major virulence factor in L. monocytogenes presumably functioning as triggering engulfment of the bacterium after specifically interacting with cell-surface receptors [ 25].
It implies that either exogenous TLR4 ligands (such as LPS) or putative endogenous TLR4 ligands (like heat-shock proteins, minimally modified LDL, HMGB1, SAA3, MRP8/14, and S100A12 [ 33, 34]) function as triggers for the attacks.
The "Muslim" has come to be a hollowed, emptied term that functions as a trigger for white anxiety.
Does this increase not exactly expose how the word "Muslim" functions as a trigger to suspend reason, suspend values, suspend realities.
This mechanism may be relevant to cocaine abuse in the context of extracellular matrix remodeling, in that a cocaine induced reset of pacemaker activity might be an underlying activity dependent metaplasticity that functions as a trigger for the consolidation or adaptive generalization of memories of an intense euphoria.
Earlier studies with H1299 lung cancer cell lines similarly suggested that BOK functions as a trigger that sensitizes cells to undergo apoptosis upon drug treatment, rather than act as an effector of cell death.
YciR acts as a connector between modules I and II and functions as a trigger enzyme: its direct inhibition of the DGC YdaM is relieved when it binds and degrades c-di-GMP generated by module I.
