In our study, the level of PEEPdyn, despite being significantly higher in patients with obstructive respiratory disease, was overall still too small to induce a potential problem of triggering and, therefore, to be the major determinant of the asynchronies described in our patients.
It would offer children a degree of confidentiality, to enable them to discuss problems "without fear of triggering the consequences of a full-scale child protection response".
More importantly, the notion that Geithner's tax problems run the risk of triggering populist resentment via a perceived double standard is flawed; the public is consistently reminded of the double-standards of all politicians: Bill Clinton's womanizing, Christian Republicans' own moral failings, Spitzer, Vitter, Ted Stevens, John Edwards.
Critical thinking learning instruction was designed into 8 steps consisting of: triggering activity, identifying problem, investigating related data, discussing findings, evaluating findings, creating solutions, presenting solutions, and reflecting learning outcome.
I start here with the problem of trigger warnings in college and end with my solution: the one and only trigger warning higher education will ever need.
To overcome the problem of overparameterization triggered by more available marker data (p) than number of observations (n), shrinkage factors (ridge regression; BLUP) or variable selection (Bayesian approaches) can be used.
The problem concerning the triggering of ruptures is beyond the scope of this paper.
The company's failure to provide more timely information about the scale of its problems also triggered investigations into the share dealings of executives and EADS board members.
Murphy was indeed an optimist: it's not just anything that can go wrong; it's factors you couldn't have imagined as relevant to your problem space triggering a series of cascading disasters that leave you regretting that your parents ever met.
What about the threat of long-term problems, such as triggering schizophrenia?
