Following his victory in Nevada, the Republican front-runner announced, "I love the poorly educated". Reaction against his comment was been vigorous and immediate, precipitating a backlash against those low-information voters whose ignorance has been presumed as a prerequisite for selecting a bombastic candidate like Trump.
The immediate precipitating factor may be a bacterial infection, but this occurs in the context of other factors in the environment which influence the immune repertoire.
That is, we chose to add 3 mM of precipitating ions to DMEM in order to obtain immediate measurable precipitation that could in turn be tested against any potential inhibitory factors like γ-irradiated proteins.
According to one training manual, a spray in the face "can precipitate immediate and disabling effects, including rapid inflammation of the mucous membranes, instant closing of the eyes, and coughing, gagging and gasping for breath". The exact effect of pepper spray on the body is unknown and varies from person to person.
The immediate issue that precipitated the day's events was a vote in the Senate on the government's economic stimulus decree, which was passed in the Lower House on Thursday evening.
In the early 1900s Karl Landsteiner discovered the ABO blood group system, which allowed blood products to be administered without precipitating immediate severe transfusion reactions.
If you have a predisposition to panic then the almost immediate onset of precipitated withdrawal can throw you into a panic attack.
A solution enforced by German military might would precipitate an immediate war.
In an equivolume (1 1) mixture, the formation of a visible milky-white precipitate is immediate [8].
Making places safer may therefore involve activities to reduce factors in the immediate environment that may precipitate abuse motivations in potential offenders, reduce opportunities for contact between potential offenders and potential victims, and/or increase guardianship and place management.
