Sentence examples for sufficiently to trigger from inspiring English sources

Amply inked and ghostly pale, pierced sufficiently to trigger a metal detector, Kristen wears a sparkly Jacob DeGrom jersey.

By interfering with the inhibition of NF-κB by IκB, TCL1A may increase the concentration of free NF-κB molecules sufficiently to trigger expression of anti-apoptotic genes.

Thus, even at the peak of the action potential the non-L-type Ca2+-channels do not activate sufficiently to trigger exocytosis (Fig. 2A).

This apparent disagreement was resolved by showing that PGE2 levels did not accumulate sufficiently to trigger MMP induction in our experiments.

It is well-established that numerous apoptotic stimuli, including ROS generation, initiate apoptosis by disturbing mitochondrial function sufficiently to trigger leakage of cytochrome c from mitochondria [ 50].

A simulation reveals that the inward current might depolarize the fibre sufficiently to trigger calcium release in the absence of an action potential and therefore cause an electrically silent depolarization-induced muscle contracture.

This will entail looking at whether the current arrangements of international institutions are sufficiently strong to trigger demands of justice, democracy, or both (Nagel 2005; Sangiovanni 2007).

We also present simulations of Bundestag seat distributions to show that spillover effects caused by incumbency are sufficiently large to trigger significant shifts in parliamentary majorities.

When the viscous dissipation effect is neglected, the thermal performance of nanofluid is overrated as much as 60%, sufficiently serious to trigger an attention in the performance analysis.

Accordingly, external Zn/Mn supply to cold-stressed plants inducing an increased SOD activity (Fig. 4), may exert a protective effect against oxidative auxin degradation, thereby maintaining auxin levels sufficiently high to trigger root and shoot elongation even at low RZT.

It might be possible that our ischemic challenge was not sufficiently low to trigger a complete microcirculatory response.