Sentence examples for secondary trigger from inspiring English sources

The secondary trigger is termed as direct trigger as it is this that actually directly contribute in failure of the moraine dam.

Objectives of this study were to (1) quantify the immediate effect of Nimmo technique on muscle elasticity, pain perception, and disability and (2) evaluate comparative effectiveness of treating all primary and secondary trigger points (TrPs) vs primary TrP only.

We underline that in Fig. 3 we plot the probabilities of direct triggering, without taking into account secondary triggering effects.

Quantitative expression analysis suggests both are wound inducible genes that respond early after wounding and could be re-induced later if given secondary triggers such as naturally occurring biological infestation.

As such, toxic inhalants may partly exhibit their toxicity by lowering the threshold for secondary triggers, complicating assessment of their risk.

However, the main problem with this approach is target specificity and secondary effects triggered by the introduction of dsRNA or by the induction of the RNAi mechanism.

The primary explosion is the fission reaction – think, a conventional nuclear bomb – that emits x-rays that cause the secondary explosion, triggered by the fusion of tritium and deuterium, two hydrogen isotopes.

Large-scale downgrades over the summer and fall of that year "shocked the financial markets, helped cause the collapse of the subprime secondary market, triggered sales of assets that had lost investment-grade status and damaged holdings of financial firms worldwide," according to a memo summarizing the panel's findings.

On the other hand, the secondary vortex, triggered by the flow passing over the CMR, is rather weak.

Our study implies that inhibiting HR can have additional benefits for an unexpected reason; the prevention of secondary malignancies triggered by anti-cancer therapies.

Moreover, this hypoxia-modulated interaction may be of clinical relevance for response to anti-angiogenic therapy-mediated induction of hypoxia that has been shown recently to invoke important secondary effects triggering massive tumor invasion [47].