Over the past ∼ 150 years, climate has exerted control on material released from the source area and prevented triggering of class XL events before 1922.
However, lawyers for Canning, supported in court by representatives for Senate Republicans, argued there was no recess because Congress was at the time holding a "pro forma" sessions, in which a token senator bangs the gavel during holiday periods, to prevent triggering a formal recess.
Neuromuscular blockade was used in all patients to prevent triggering of the ventilator.
It is known that the anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 family members, such as Bcl-2 and Bcl-XL, are able to bind BAX and sequester them in protein complexes to prevent triggering of apoptosis [20].
In a series of studies from several labs, HIV-1 has been shown to utilize cellular cofactors that allow evasion of DNA sensor activation and thereby prevent triggering of innate responses.
Modifying a foreign transgene sequence to mimic coding sequences endogenous to the host plant can be thought of as a ploy to prevent triggering the host plant's defence mechanisms against foreign gene sequences.
These clinical studies suggest that the prefrontal, anterior cingulate, and supplementary motor cortices may contribute the necessary inhibition to prevent triggering of movement commands realized in activated motor and premotor cortical areas.
Lucigenin-enhanced chemiluminescence and dihydroethidium staining showed increased ROS in ischemic endocardium; TEMPO dramatically reduced ROS in ischemic sites.TEMPO, a scavenger of ROS, prevented triggered activity associated with focal VT during myocardial ischemia in areas of increased ROS.
The future of higher education in California may hinge on whether or not voters approve Proposition 30 on the November ballot, a measure that would increase taxes and prevent triggered cuts focused almost solely on public schools and universities.
Political correctness is no more acceptable if it prevents trigger warnings than it would be if it required them at all times.
