Some resolution to Dickey's situation could provide a trigger for activity, particularly if he is traded.
Gen. Hans-Werner Fritz, the commander of German troops in Afghanistan, said the burning would "provide a trigger for violence towards all ISAF troops, including the Germans in northern Afghanistan".
Another benefit of human rights protection may be that it can provide a trigger for governments and parliaments to revisit the laws down the track, once emotions have cooled.
These findings suggest that other cellular sources (e.g. platelets, red blood cells or inflammatory cells) [29], [35], [38], [39] could account for extracellular ATP elevations during limited oxygen availability or provide a "trigger" for other cells to release ATP.
The dramatic proliferation of stem-loop repeats in the Vandenboschia and Equisetum plastomes provides a trigger for their neofunctionalization.
A function generator provides a sinusoidal signal used to modulate the piezo-bimorph mirror and to provide a trigger for photon counting of the PMT signal.
The diagnosis of prostate cancer (PC) can provide a trigger for dietary change, and there is evidence that healthier diets may improve quality of life and clinical outcomes.
As the interaction affinity for the assembly of SAS-6 oligomers is weak (Kd ∼ 100 μM, [ Kitagawa et al., 2011b]) this increase in local SAS-6 concentration may provide a trigger for SAS-6 oligomerisation.
was used to provide a trigger for the CCD camera and can also be used to control a shutter that blocks the excitation beam between acquisitions in order to minimise photobleaching.
Finally, reactive oxygen species can damage muscle tissue directly, but they also provide a trigger for the expression of inflammatory cytokines such as interleukin- (IL-) 1, tumor necrosis factor (TNF), and IL-6.
