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One of the triggering models is the "near-Earth neutral line" (NENL) model (Baker et al. 1996; Hones 1979), which has been used successfully to explain energy transfer during substorms from the magnetic field to particles in the magnetotail.

The serial triggering model of T-cell activation offers an explanation for these observations; since any given pMHC complex must activate several receptors for cell triggering, the affinity of the interaction must be low and/or the off-rate fast to enable disengagement to occur and the more sustained the necessary interaction, the greater this will be the case [ 11].

The original serial triggering model (Valitutti et al., 1995) drew its conclusions from the extent of TCR down regulation measured 5 hr after exposure of T cells to antigen-pulsed APCs.

Another triggering model is the "current disruption" (CD) model (Chao et al. 1977; Lui 1996), which adopts CD as the cause of the field-aligned current flowing into the Earth's ionosphere.

However, their quantitative approach to pattern repetition is a mix of linear and nonlinear analytic tools and is based on a pure triggering model.

It is also possible that multiple TCR could interact sequentially with pMHC molecules (serial triggering model), thereby increasing T cell sensitivity [ 7].

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We describe the interactive servers, which allow users to trigger modeling of a protein sequence and show how to submit existing models to quality estimation servers.

A fold confidence above a user-specified threshold will trigger model building.

The triggering of interventions is modelled by introducing control measures to the system once [ I] + [ R] ≥ Itrig.

In the CIA model, the triggering of autoreactive B cells to CII is undoubtedly an important pathogenic factor during the acute phase of the disease.