Sentence examples for short trigger from inspiring English sources

Notably, although phosphorylation of H2B Ser14 has been associated with short trigger of apoptosis in mammalian cells (Cheung et al., 2003), we have not found evidence for involvement of H2BE in this pathway (not shown).

Negative discrimination based on the event trigger : Events characterized with unlikely triggers are also removed, for example, events with very short triggers (one or two characters, mostly consisting of punctuation, single letters or abbreviations).

Current models of the Five-seven are single-action, having a short and light trigger pull of 20 to 30 N (4.4 to 6.6 lbF).

It had a short and light trigger pull of 2 to 3 daN (4.4 to 6.6 lbF), as on current models.

NAVA improves patient comfort through better neuromechanical coupling during N-REM sleep, by a shorter trigger delay, and more efficient expiratory triggering.

It would certainly be a lot more useful if the range could be user-defined, given that the size of people's houses vary — and a shorter trigger might make sense for your keys than for another item you want to keep tabs on.

This not only allows you to be more accurate while doing single-shots (due to the shorter trigger pull), but when you get your finger used to the motion, it is the best way to shoot the gun quickly.

ChR2-tagged neurons can be detected electrophysiologically in vivo since illumination of these neurons with a brief flash of blue light triggers a short latency reliable action potential.

Rosemary Birt thought she was too short to trigger the door sensors and tried to signal people inside the cafe, including a waitress who held up a handwritten note saying "closed".

In short, the trigger to the binge had nothing to do with the doughnut or chocolate; the doughnut or chocolate were the foods at hand to make the binge happen.

Once telomeres become critically short, they trigger senescence.