Sentence examples for more clearly triggered from inspiring English sources

Depression, irritability, forgetfulness, joint pain, urinary incontinence, and changes in libido can't be easily linked to menopause, the panel concluded, while hot flashes, vaginal dryness, and possibly sleep disturbance are more clearly triggered by the condition.

Our results show that CCL2 release can be clearly triggered by the tetrasaccharide 1-nystose and even more enhanced by the nystose analogues Man-Fru3 and Fuc-Fru3.

The vaccine clearly triggered the immune system, says Arntzen, "but we need more vaccine per potato" to protect against an infection.

While altitude is clearly triggering the incessant air biscuits, commonly made mistakes are exacerbating the situation.

The ability to define more clearly the genes involved in triggering labour contractions should lead to the development of new effective and safer strategies to prevent preterm birth.

These differences emerged more clearly when we separated the activation patterns triggered by inflected verbs and inflected nouns using the dominance-modulated model.

The first is that it has the potential to trigger greater insulin release allowing us to more clearly assess beta-cell functional reserve.

Without being able to link exposures and outcomes more clearly, scientists have heretofore been unable to determine how environmental factors trigger psychiatric conditions, or why.

At Christie's, on Dec. 9, the certainty of buying within the rules defined by Unidroit alone was sufficient to trigger a stupendous bidding match over a Cycladic standing character more clearly figural than the earlier very abstract-looking marbles.

Consequently, the role of departures from these typical levels as situational triggers of behaviors such as alcohol use can be evaluated more clearly, without further confounding influences (Paty et al. 1992).

Wiens was speaking more clearly.