Sentence examples for served as trigger from inspiring English sources

And if there is an element of imitation – a desire to emulate, as Ali's uncles argue, taken up by social media postings – some of that has been inspired by the actions of 19-year-old Muhanad Halabi, whose stabbing of Israelis – including Rabbi Nehemia Lavie and Aharon Bennett who died – in Jerusalem's Old City two weeks ago appears as much as anything to have served as trigger.

Components of the VAP/CLABSI definition served as triggers.

The rise of sea levels and the flooding of flat, shallow areas of the continents may have served as triggering events.

For these reasons, statistically insignificant correlations observed in this study only served as triggers for further investigation of specific items.

Mentors received monthly email updates on student life and curriculum, which served as triggers for potential topics of conversations, and highlighted opportunities for support during stressful academic periods.

Our results further rule out the possibility that the whole context in which dogs were tested (owners issuing a command, leaving the area and then returning) might have served as triggering cues, as owners in all experimental groups reported that the dogs had eaten the food not more than expected by chance.

In Adelanto, a fast-growing community of 32,000, Parent Revolution rented a house to serve as trigger headquarters and sent staff to help organize.

In this case, the pro-smoking norms serve as trigger for the genetic influence.

In light of SSC transplantation, propagation of cells and transplantation procedures could serve as trigger for genetic and epigenetic changes, which may affect the health of SSC derived offspring (see Section 7).

In summary, these results suggest that early changes in cellular NADPH levels might serve as trigger for the initial oxidation of thioredoxin reductase and changes in the cellular redox potential, which subsequently leads to the redox collapse observed in postmitotic yeast cells.

Reactive oxygen species (ROS) serve as triggers of autophagy since antioxidants treatment could to some extent rescue the autophagic programme (Filomeni et al., 2014).