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Instead, an end to the rising yuan may trigger more angry talk ahead of November elections.
That may trigger more intensive treatment of elevated blood pressure," says cardiologist Dr. Deepak Bhatt, a professor at Harvard Medical School.
In addition, said Elizabeth M. Schneider, a professor at Brooklyn Law School, because men often tend to kill their partners when their wife or girlfriend is leaving the relationship, "to the degree that white women have more acts of separation or independence, this may trigger more partner violence among white men".
IG Metall's demands for job security for VW workers may trigger more strikes later this month.One of the arguments used by unions that lay-offs and wage cuts can do harm as well as good in a downturn by hitting consumption is partly true.
The remaining 345 potential candidate products (around 98%) may trigger more detailed comparative assessments, at least of the agronomic aspects, and where appropriate also of the safety aspects.
Smoke does not appear to limit the growth of ice crystals, although it may trigger more lightning in such storms (Science, 2 October 1998, p. 21).
Here's another question that may well trigger more worry in Amstell: would his very successful comedy career be ruined if he ever attained true happiness?
While the rules face major political and legal battles, and are certainly not enough on their own to stabilize the climate, they may well trigger more serious experimentation and innovation in carbon-reduction technologies and policies — including carbon capture and storage.
While the rules face major political and legal battles, and are certainly not enough on their own to stabilize the climate, they may well trigger more serious experimentation and innovation in carbon-reduction technologies and policies including carbon capture and storage.
"When you have people you can turn to, their encouragement can help decrease stress and over time promote longevity," says Toker. "But the opposite appears to be true also: If you don't have a strong support system, the release of oxytocin may actually trigger more stress".
66 The infection itself may also trigger more rapid autoimmune destruction of β cells.
