Sentence examples for rapid trigger from inspiring English sources

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The key finding of our study was that PM air pollution, expressed as PM10, is associated with late neonatal mortality, thus suggesting that airborne particles act as a rapid trigger of infant death.

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A transient increase in tyrosine phosphorylation of multiple proteins was evident 5 min post-irradiation, but no longer detected after 10 min (Figure 2A and 2B), suggesting the rapid triggering of tyrosine kinase activity upon irradiation.

Adjustments to gait and posture are amenable to pre-preparation and rapid triggered release.

Rapid triggering and activation of a minimum number of assembled complexes by calcium.

With the advent of more rapid triggering methods (ultra-rapid mixing, temperature jump, etc. [31]) and more sensitive detection methods (e.g. single molecule techniques [32 34]), such a simple folding scenario is rarely observed, even for small proteins.

Nanoscale carriers capable of a controlled and rapid triggered response to physiological events such as changes in extracellular pH, temperature and reactive oxygen species are particularly useful in the delivery of therapeutics and diagnostics to diseased cells and tissue.

This functional result agrees with the GO analysis showing that most significantly upregulated genes at the beginning of the infection could be involved in chemotaxis, adhesion and therefore they lead to a rapid triggering of several mechanisms, such as apoptosis.

However, the signaling and transcription processes (LTBP-4, phosphoinositide 3-kinase adapter protein 1, adp-ribosyl cyclase, HMG box transcription factor Sox17) could lead to a rapid triggering of several mechanisms, including the calcium-dependent processes that can lead to apoptosis via calmodulin activation [ 40].

Herein, we defined the germinating spore phosphoproteome, and found it to be mainly composed of newly identified phosphorylation sites located within proteins involved in basic biological functions, suggestive as of their potential role in the rapid triggering of metabolic re-acquisition (Fig.  7).

This rapid urbanization triggers a growing consumption of meat which for developing countries represents the most concentrated source of vitamins and minerals (Tilman et al. 2001).

Understanding how domestication has shaped the patterns of genetic variation is important, since domestication can reflect rapid evolution triggered by human-generated pressures.

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