Sentence examples for result that triggered from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrats lost 48 of their 56 seats in May's general election, a result that triggered the resignation of the party's leader, Nick Clegg, the morning after polling day.

It was a test case brought by a Spaniard called Mario Costeja González, who wanted a 1998 article about his home being repossessed removed from search results, that triggered the change in legislation.

The peak of the outbreak (January 2008) occurred after the December 2007 presidential election in Kenya, which had disputed results that triggered periods of protest, violence, public transportation disruption, and work stoppages throughout the country.

However, the only result that might trigger a quicker challenge would be Khan losing in London, where he is favourite to beat Zac Goldsmith.

This initial phosphorylation step would lead to the subsequent physical interaction of Fyn to either uncomplexed M2 proteins or to the M2/Vav1 complex, a result that would trigger the subsequent phosphorylation of Vav1 by the associated kinase.

In many instances, there may be an established regulatory threshold for concern that defines both the appropriate risk formulation as well as the result that would trigger regulatory concern.

To predict the impact of implementing the Roche® Gen.3 bilirubin total method on the number of bilirubin results that would trigger phototherapy using the phototherapy nomogram published in the Canadian Paediatric Society (CPS) Guidelines for Treatment of Hyperbilirubinemia.

This method is desirable because some duplicates may actually provide useful preliminary test results that might trigger timely responses (9, 10 ).

This result suggests that triggering of aftershocks around the main shock was delayed.

Over 10 years, 15-20% of men will have a PSA test result that triggers a biopsy.

Our results indicate that triggering can explain the variety and complexity of historical Nankai Trough earthquakes.