Sentence examples for its triggers from inspiring English sources

It seems to me change comes in clusters, and its triggers seem to fire independently and simultaneously, mostly in areas of life already pregnant with something: anything from a death to an unexpected success or an unforeseen setback.

For them, care has focused on treating symptoms with antihistamines and decongestants, not diagnosing the allergy and avoiding its triggers.

The trouble with PTSD, though, is that its triggers are often unpredictable and individually specific – a certain smell, a particular song, being touched in that one way.

The name stands for If This Then That, a phrase that represents the way its "triggers" (this) and "actions" (that) are used for the different "channels".

NEXT STEPS: The researchers plan to use the new approach to study more patients, with the goal of identifying the most useful biological markers for diabetes and gaining new insight into its triggers.

Dr. Simon-Thomas presents a "geography of compassion," including its triggers, origins, and benefits for happiness and activation of neural "reward circuitry". Finally, she will share the benefits of compassion, as well as practical tips for burnout "antidotes". Mr. Smith edits the GGSC's online magazine, Greater Good.

When the receptor binds its target, it triggers the de-greening reaction.

Jittery Syria, too, could well look again toward Egypt if it can shake its trigger-happy Baathist President Hafez Assad and his brother from power.

The company also today launched its Trigger Tester, which uses dummy data to make it easier to test integrations based on real-time events.

It is designed to identify and reconstruct electromagnetic showers and it can collect cosmic-ray electrons and positrons thanks to its triggering and filtering capabilities.

Is there a point at which the disease pathway becomes independent of its trigger?