Sentence examples for quite triggered from inspiring English sources

Grann's exposé hasn't quite triggered a tipping point, but it has become a powerful rallying point for liberal pundits.

If the Compton rapper's verbal skills are now a matter of critical consensus, though, the sound of "good kid, m.A.A.d city" hasn't quite triggered the same response.

The effect of CPX in increasing the probability of the immediate fusion events is in line with recent findings on the role of the CPX in synchronizing the Ca2+-triggered fusion, and quite nicely explains how the zig zag array in addition to clamping fusion might aid in the enhancing the rate of fusion itself and is quite appealing, but this could be explained more clearly in the manuscript.

It is found that this is not the case, mainly because of the fact that the mechanics of the flange-triggered and web-triggered local-distortional interactions are quite different.

Interestingly, despite high sequence similarity between the two OsPDK genes, the antisense-triggered gene silencing was quite specific as the transcript levels of OsPDK1 and OsPDK2 were not obviously changed in OsPDK2-antisense and OsPDK1-antisense transgenic plants, respectively (Figure 4E).

Quite different from the pH-depended profile, the electricity-triggered behavior indicated a high correlation with the carriers' structure: GO-based nanocomposite showed a burst release on its special "skin effect," whereas the PEGylated ones released slowly owing to the electroviscous effect of polymer.

These results indicate that these stereochemical isomers exhibit quite different biological properties due to the introduction of d-amino acids and the enzyme-triggered self-assembly.

In some this triggered violent protests.

"Should that be the case [article 50 being triggered], there is going be quite a lot of uncertainty, transition, volatility for at least two years," she told an audience of business leaders in London on Tuesday.

Most of the triggered quakes were minor.

The requests from Steele have triggered concern among some university researchers.