Thus, learned response patterns (e.g., established via classical conditioning) might trigger "automated" responses (e.g., food avoidance) to certain odorants.
This method is desirable because some duplicates may actually provide useful preliminary test results that might trigger timely responses (9, 10 ).
There are many potential exogenous inflammatory stimuli that might trigger inflammatory responses, some of which also have been linked to insulin resistance and diabetes development, such as air pollution (25) and organic pollutants (26).
The determined correlation suggested that direct interaction between T. gondii and TLR9 might trigger proinflammatory responses and, hence, led to severe pathologies such as ocular disease, associated with this infection in Brazil [ 49].
However, the biotrophic lifestyle of U. maydis is geared towards minimizing damage to the host to prevent the release of cell wall fragments, which might trigger plant defense responses [ 34].
The observed correlations suggested that direct interaction between T. gondii and TLR9 might trigger pro-inflammatory responses and, hence, lead to severe pathologies such as ocular disease associated with this infection in Brazil [ 69].
However, certain insults, such as replication stress, might trigger both ATR responses, by accumulating single stranded DNA at forks (Toledo et al., 2013) and topological stress at perinuclear chromatin (Bermejo et al., 2011).
It is true that everything on the above list might trigger a PTSD response in someone.
But they are very certain they don't want the United States to do anything that might trigger an angry response.
This, in turn, is forcing governments to expand the boundaries of what might trigger a military response to include theft, albeit on a massive scale.
