While we are learning that a large number of food allergies and intolerances today are triggered by chemicals and environmental factors, it is the protein that most commonly triggers an allergic or intolerant reaction (i.e. soy protein, dairy proteins, casein and whey, nut proteins etc).
In this setting, severe inflammation commonly triggers perforation of the gallbladder, namely, abdominal contamination of the bile that potentially contains floating cancer cells; consequently, seeding metastasis often develops.
Flooding commonly triggers reductions in leaf chlorophyll concentrations in plants [ 4, 17].
Non-Stx diarrhoea commonly triggers aHUS in individuals with underlying complement defects.
Peripheral tissue injury or inflammation commonly triggers reversible changes in the sensory nervous system which enhance the sensitivity to nociceptive pain, a mechanism that protects and ensures proper healing of damaged tissue.
Of note, the ICOS-mediated T and B cell interaction usually promotes B-cell activation, while the CD95-mediated T- and B-cell interaction commonly triggers B cell apoptosis [ 51].
For example, daytime training on such tasks commonly triggers alterations in sleep-stage and sleep-architecture characteristics, particularly REM (e.g., Smith et al. 1980; Hennevin and Hars 1987; Ambrosini et al. 1988; Mandai et al. 1989; Ambrosini et al. 1993; Sanford et al. 2001, 2003), considered to reflect a homeostatic demand on REM-dependent consolidation mechanisms.
Similarly it is well known that delirium, commonly triggered by systemic infection in the demented population, accelerates progression of AD (Fong et al., 2009).
Third, adverse events such as unemployment, family dissolution, or poor health commonly trigger income losses.
3. A drug associated reversible T cell dyscrasia mimicking purpuric mycosis fungoides most commonly triggered by antidepressant and statin drugs.
These circumstances commonly trigger gullying processes on slopes, which progress with great celerity.
