Sentence examples for trigger cyclical from inspiring English sources
One molecule of target miRNA can trigger cyclical cleavage of the chimeric probes to produce 2′-O-methyl RNA by DSN in the first round of amplification.
Given the shale oil glut that culminated in the most recent and continuing oil price drop from June 2014 and the global financial crisis of 2008 that triggered a cyclical downturn in oil prices and stock market activity, this study investigates the impact of Brent oil price shocks on oil related stocks in Nigeria.
The pathophysiology of MRM appears to involve an abnormal neurotransmitter and neurohormonal response, or abnormal release of prostaglandins triggered by the cyclical drop of estrogen levels (2, 3).
A recent study showed retinal function is decreased in autophagy-deficient mice and increased autophagy is triggered by the cyclical shedding of POS, with at least part of the autophagy machinery directly involved in phagosome maturation to affect the degradation of phagocytosed POS (54).
And like head trauma, climate change is not cyclical -- something happens to trigger it.
Malaria is characterised by acute cyclical febrile episodes that are triggered by the rupturing of mature schizont-infected erythrocytes releasing merozoites.
Permafrost thaw could trigger what some have dubbed "catastrophic climate change," a cyclical process in which the earth's warming releases stored greenhouse gases, further warming the earth.
Even with some knowledge of T1D, it took many parents several weeks of a complex cyclical and iterative decision-making process and often a physical trigger, such as weight loss, to decide to consult a healthcare professional.
Larger VT with alveolar overdistention [ 21- 24] and cyclical opening and collapse (atelectrauma) [ 27] of alveoli can trigger and amplify a local inflammatory reaction of the lung (biotrauma) [ 28- 30].
Additionally, the cyclical application of sub-atmospheric pressure alters the cytoskeleton of the cells in the wound bed thereby triggering a cascade of intercellular signals that increases the rate of cell division and formation of granulation tissue.
