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In addition, the knockdown of a transcription factor may affect the cellular environment in ways that may trigger larger changes in the gene expression profiles, not directly related to the regulatory effects of the perturbed transcription factor).

Moreover, engineering practice shows that voltage issue may trigger large-scale tripping-offline contingency of wind turbines.

Rising sea levels reduce food and fresh-water supplies, which may trigger large-scale movements of refugees from Africa and Asia into Europe.

This suggests that the Tohoku-oki earthquake probably caused seismicity rate changes and may trigger large earthquakes in surrounding regions.

The numerical simulation enables the understanding of structural performance of flat plate under elevated temperature and, more importantly, identifies the high risk of punching failure at slab-column connections that may trigger large-scale failure in flat plate structures.

Prospective studies are needed to determine whether the immune response represented by the TST is a driver of clinical disease presentation or a consequence of infection where, for example, greater presence of mycobacteria may trigger a larger TST response.

Physically, great megathrust earthquakes increase in-traplate horizontal tension on the outer rise and may trigger very large earthquakes.

Removal of the pre-existing conditions clause may trigger a large number of state legislatures to attempt to enact partial or full protections.

For psychopaths, everyday rewards may trigger abnormally large mesolimbic system responses, and thus create an overwhelming drive to seek out something rewarding despite the consequences of their actions, Buchholtz says.

These considerations are supported by the studies of Tatard and Grasso (2013) who noticed that dip-slip earthquakes may trigger landslides at larger distances than oblique slip events; they also show that especially those earthquakes producing extensive surface ruptures generally trigger landslides over relatively smaller distances from the fault.

One interpretation of larger right hemisphere synchronization is that subdominant areas in the left hemisphere may trigger synchronization of a larger inhibitory network in the dominant, right hemisphere when progesterone is elevated.