Sentence examples for hardly triggered from inspiring English sources

The remarkable objects in the sale hardly triggered the sensation they would have caused in earlier times.

Thus, edelfosine could promote Fas/CD95 activation, although the receptor is hardly triggered by its natural ligand or agonistic antibodies.

We infer that effects of the pore pressure increase hardly trigger the shallow earthquakes.

Both the intervention group and the control group were exposed to the baseline and the follow-up questionnaire, but only intervention patients received a flyer with the questionnaire; this would hardly trigger an action to seek research protection.The present data show that the issue of research protection played only a negligible role for participation.

But even if Ms. Seelig's actions somehow triggered her illness, that hardly justified the treatment she got — or rather didn't get — at the hospital.

But the tiny amount of dust hitting Earth varies by only 2- to 3-fold--hardly enough to trigger anything so dramatic as an ice age.

Moreover, the response triggered by VPA in the UKN1 system showed hardly any overlap with HDACi responses in mESC or tumour systems (Copp et al. 2003; Harris and Juriloff 2007).

Hardly had the Williams furore kicked off than the minister Phil Woolas had triggered headlines about a "Muslim inbreeding row" with remarks about the health risks of cousin marriages among Pakistanis - a practice traditionally favoured by British monarchs.

While total bacterial RNA encompassing tRNA triggered substantial IFNα release, neither bacterial rRNAs, nor total mtRNA hardly induced IFNα release, while the latter RNA elicited strong IL-6 production (Figs 1E and F, and EV2B).

The two influenza researchers whose work has triggered a far-reaching debate on the limits of scientific freedom could hardly have handled their publicity more differently.

Few days later, the continuous pressure-like pain had resolved, but the patient experienced dramatic pain flares triggered exclusively when moving from clinostatic to orthostatic position, which he could hardly maintain.