But the delivery of a necessarily limited quantity of help triggered angry protests from those who did not benefit, mixed with loud accusations that the only way to get on the lists was to bribe officials at the municipality.
From immunostaining, parallel loss of circadian photoentrainment and other adaptive ocular photoresponses, it is clear that DT can successfully cross the blood-retina barrier in sufficient quantity to trigger ablation of DTR expressing cells.
Inscriptions on 600 years old stone markers, located near the coastal city of Kesennuma, warn "If an earthquake happens, beware of tsunamis". An earthquake happening on the bottom of the sea can displace large quantities of water, triggering a series of waves on the surface of the sea.
Interestingly, a study by Gazarini et al. showed that micromolar quantities of CQ triggered calcium release from acidic compartments of P. chabaudi.
The law placed the quantity of crack that triggered the laws' five- and 10-year mandatory minimum sentences at 100 times lower than what was required for offenses involving powder cocaine, a substance pharmacologically similar to crack.
Methane and carbon dioxide, currently trapped in the frozen permafrost of the Arctic, will be released in vast quantities, triggering further jumps in global temperatures.
Holder had directed prosecutors to essentially ignore the quantities to avoid triggering stiff sentences.
The last decade has seen an exponential growth in the quantity of clinical data collected nationwide, triggering an increase in opportunities to reuse the data for biomedical research.
The initiative directed prosecutors filing drug charges not to include information — such as the quantity of drugs seized — which might trigger stringent mandatory minimum sentences when bringing charges against nonviolent individuals not linked to gangs or large-scale drug organizations.
Lesion formation was observed in these conditions, demonstrating that it is triggered by the quantity of light received by the plant rather than by day length.
