These nanoparticles provide higher polymer size and become able to trigger contact system activation [38, 39].
Further collapse of the contact would further decrease the internalization and bring the receptor density above critical, triggering contact expansion.
Moreover, contact-dependent signalling, for example, via adhesion molecules, can trigger contact inhibition or protection of endothelial cells.
The decision to defer treatment for TB risks ongoing infectiousness and clinical deterioration, while presumptive treatment for TB incurs significant polypharmacy and may trigger contact investigations.
Disruption of cell ECM contact triggers contact-free cell death, termed anoikis.
His enthusiasm for Soviet communism was triggered by contact with Guy Burgess, the spy at the centre of the ring, who persuaded him that he would be much more valuable to the cause if he did not join the Communist party.
A natural biological mechanism that is triggered by contact with extremely cold water, known as the mammalian diving reflex, enhances survival during submersion, thus permitting seagoing mammals to hunt for long periods underwater.
The line failures -- including one triggered by contact with a tree -- began at 3 06 p.m., 65 minutes before a wide swath of the United States and Canada lost power, said Michehl R. Gent, president of the North American Electric Reliability Council, the power industry group that is investigating the blackout.
But through all of these obstacles and challenges, Daryl persevered -- earning a bachelor's degree and then a law degree, and ultimately rising to become a Senior Staff Attorney at the Southern Coalition for Social Justice where he focuses on criminal justice reform issues, particularly removing the legal barriers triggered by contact with the criminal justice system.
Cholera outbreaks will be triggered when contact and/or contamination rates bring the R0 above the unity threshold.
