The phrase "trigger nerves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation, action, or statement that causes increased tension or anxiety. For example, "The news of another stock market crash triggered nerves among investors."
Capsaicin binds to the ion channel and causes it to open, allowing ions to flow in and trigger nerve impulses that the brain interprets as pain.
It is a critical phase, because the insertion of the mouthparts and their movements under the skin cause tissue damage and the release of chemicals that can trigger nerve stimulation, haemostasis and inflammatory reactions [14].
Odor molecules bind to receptors on the surface of nerve cells called olfactory sensory neurons, and trigger nerve impulses that travel along these cells.
The neurogenic inflammation sensitizes nerve endings, so that normal stimuli (such as blood vessel pulsations) now trigger nerve impulses, thus causing (in part) the pain of a migraine headache (Silberstein 2004).
A shadow passes, triggering nerves attuned to changes in light.
These sensations arise when receptors on the surface of taste bud cells are activated by your food, triggering nerve fibres that run to your brain and help generate the experience of a savoury roast or a fresh strawberry.
Differently from LL patients, however, BL patients are known to build a weak CMI response against ML [ 23, 24]; and RR is characterized by an increase in the Th1 response to ML antigens, which is capable of rapidly triggering nerve damage [ 32].
While a nerve cell can trigger a nerve cell downstream to turn on or off, a digital kind of information transfer, analog interactions among nerve cells involve graded effects.
A device like a necktie, with a small set of contacts that trigger the nerve endings just below the chin.
