Sentence examples for relation to trigger from inspiring English sources

Cough recordings have been undertaken for many years but the analysis of cough frequency and the temporal relation to trigger factors have proven problematic.

Application of PEEP during intubation and mechanical ventilation can reduce work of breathing [ 34– 36], and studies have mainly focused on the work of breathing in relation to triggering during conventional "pneumatically-triggered" modes.

Trends in gully and river channel erosion, and their relation to triggering environmental changes can proffer valuable insights into sustainable development in Northern Ethiopia.

These may be short (hours or days), often in relation to triggers of attacks, as well as long (months or years).

Thus, some degree of overestimation in relation to environmental triggers of migraine is possible.

Figure 12 System capacity improvement in relation to thresholds triggering the interference mitigation procedure (for evaluation assumptions see Appendix).

However, we also show that emergent risks of conflicts and inequalities in relation to land, triggered by the weakening of collective property rights, pose a threat to the sustainability of this pathway.

These observations may indicate a possible anomalous strain-stress change due to a heterogeneous subsurface structure (Nakamichi et al., 2007) and its relation to the triggering of earthquake activity in this region.

Further research is also needed to determine the mechanism of IgG positive, food-induced migraine and its relation to other triggers.

We previously reported that expression of MMP-2/-9 in OSCC cells was, in relation to EMT, triggered by TGF-β1 [ 19].

But the government has proposed amendments to its original bill to retain the current prohibition on the accreditation of states and territories "in relation to the water trigger under approval bilateral agreements".