The phrase "trigger potential" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the possibility of causing or inciting a certain action or reaction. Example: "The new policy has a high trigger potential, as it may spark a wave of protests from the affected citizens."
This may trigger potential compatibility problems with DOGMA and certain versions of "Belief".
The resonance between the supporting masts and the VAWTs can disturb the power generation and trigger potential fatigue issues in the mast structure.
Association analysis by degree of suspicion Total Potential trigger Potential protector No Association Mildly suspected 75 4 (8%) 11 (21%) 35 (71%) Moderately suspected 99 8 (11%) 10 (14%) 76 (75%) Highly suspected 154 5 (5%) 16 (18%) 57 (77%) Table 3 (abstract P58).
For consistency across MNTB and AVCN data this potential is termed trigger potential in the following (TP).
Detection of trigger potential (Figure 2II): As described above, the recorded CWs contain additional components preceding the main postsynaptic component (AVCN: B, MNTB: C2).
This study indicates that large DTR values may trigger potential symptoms of asthma among children.
A statistically sound analysis of signal transmission relies on trigger potentials (TP) well above the noise level and a sufficient number of complex waveforms (CW).
A fifth of universities in England have made last-minute cuts to the tuition fees they will charge students starting degrees next autumn, triggering potential chaos for hundreds of thousands of applicants.
Parsons et al. (2014) found as well that Japan has a relatively low triggering potential compared with other seismotectonic regions.
This may be explained by either a relative lack of triggering efficiency of Love waves or some period-dependent triggering potential.
TNF alpha also is a vasoconstrictive cytokine and thus could have a distinct triggering potential in NDPH with a thunderclap headache onset [13].
