Sentence examples for mechanisms to trigger from inspiring English sources

The analysis also looks at the effectiveness of the clean development and joint implementation mechanisms to trigger wind projects and technology transfer in developing countries.

For example, the rhinovirus is typically acquired by direct contact; it binds to human ICAM-1 receptors through unknown mechanisms to trigger the release of inflammatory mediators.

Furthermore, the differential effects of IL-2 and IL-15 in tolerant T cells indicated that these two common gamma chain cytokines use distinct mechanisms to trigger the production of IFN-γ.

This result strongly implies that M. tuberculosis has developed active mechanisms to trigger the pro-apoptotic Bim cascade that leads to host cell death.

This is quite different from large cells that use release mechanisms to trigger rapid on/off responses such as muscle, oocytes and chromaffin cells.

Because the precise molecular mechanism for the CIAPIN1 apoptosis signaling pathway is still unclear, there might be other different mechanisms to trigger apoptosis in different cell lines depending on the unique genetic context in the individual lines.

Part of the reason for the recovery is the growing belief that article 50, the mechanism to trigger the UK leaving the EU, will not be triggered for months, whoever ends up with the prime minister's job.

There was loose talk of parachuting in Alan Johnson, a Blair-era minister with a reassuringly working-class backstory and a genial, TV-friendly manner, but there was no mechanism to trigger a smooth transition and Johnson wanted no part in a bloody coup.

It is generally agreed that the sulfate contact ion-pair would be the dominant mechanism to trigger thermochemical sulfate reduction (Rudolph et al. 2003; Amrani et al. 2008).

Earlier, the Liberal Democrats called for a mechanism to trigger investigations when an NHS body consistently exceeded a specific death rate.

Our data shows that even acute exposure to SHS in utero causes proteostasis/autophagy impairment in the pediatric/neonate murine lungs as a plausible mechanism to trigger progression of chronic lung disease(s).