This article carries a trigger warning for descriptions of sexual assault.
The review teams were, besides the reference group, involved in the development of trigger definitions and descriptions, as well as manual development.
Using a modified Delphi process [ 19], the reference group was asked to add, change, and remove triggers while also adding relevant pediatric reference values to the triggers in addition to changing the trigger definitions and descriptions.
Some of the trigger definitions and descriptions were refined with the aim of achieving a more valid PTT, thus reducing the false positive trigger outcomes as with, for example, a low glucose value in newborns needing to occur more than once to be included as a positive trigger.
Senior managers (N = 60) from European and North American air traffic management organisations participated in interviews consisting of open questions designed to trigger safety knowledge and descriptions of behaviours that demonstrate safety commitment as well as scenarios designed to trigger problem-solving and social competence.
But by the early 1970s, more linguistically oriented work had expanded the empirical domain of presupposition theory from definite descriptions to other trigger types, including factives (Kiparsky and Kiparsky, 1970), implicatives (Karttunen, 1971a), focus particles (Horn, 1969), verbs of judging (Fillmore, 1971) and sortal constraints (Thomason, 1972).
This is due to the fact that the computational methods only give a result in constrained conditions, so as to reach a minimum number of orthologues in the proteins or to trigger an event (see methods descriptions [35]).
A description of the trigger algorithm is here presented.
A detailed description of the trigger system is presented in this paper.
A constraint may trigger many actions Action A description of an action to be taken Attribute A name-value entity responsible principally for the matching of policies.
