The quake triggered almost 200 aftershocks and sent emergency crews scrambling in a radius of several hundred miles.
Last year about 200 instances of unexplained clearing triggered almost 70 investigations but led to only one prosecution and a $15,000 fine.
For the public, the bombs that failed to explode triggered almost as much alarm as those that did, with the second attempt bringing home the realisation that they could be vulnerable to a series of onslaughts by al-Qaida-inspired jihadists.
The plan triggered almost immediate criticism from governors and lawmakers on the coasts, particularly East Coast Republicans who pleaded with Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to exempt their coastlines.
Though this piece wasn't included in the House bill, surprisingly the provision triggered almost no outcry in the Senate, despite that chamber's yearlong reputation as the graveyard for anti-ACA legislation.
One exception was a call sequence given to apples (PY-B-B-PY), which interestingly also triggered almost twice as much searching in the (wrong) kiwi compared to the apple field.
The remaining 40 providers (6.8%) had triggered >20 alerts and had triggered almost half of the renal alerts, with a 90.5% override rate.
The innate immune response of shrimp has been shown to be triggered almost instantaneously in response to peptidoglycan stimulation [ 15] and is believed to be the primary defence mechanism against infection in this group of species.
The welfare minister Lord Freud notoriously claimed last year that more people were going to food banks because the food was free, thereby triggering "almost infinite demand".
The detection of specific viral functions by coupling to a synthetic signaling pathway could be utilized to trigger almost any selected transcriptional response.
