A large part of the biological processes were not observed, in this case particularly because detection of a cancer triggered interventions that made it impossible to determine whether the cancer was indolent after all.
Doctors are trained to identify the danger signs, or red flags, which should trigger intervention.
He threatens opponents with death and advances on rebel stronghold, triggering intervention from Nato.
Where the authority has concerns about performance – and some early warning signals come locally, not regionally or centrally – it should be able to trigger intervention.
No more buckpassing of the kind we saw in the Winterbourne View scandal, when a whistleblower's warnings of abusive treatment of learning disabled people in the private hospital near Bristol failed to trigger intervention.
Ultimately, it is knowledge about fetal growth in addition to other factors and clinical judgment that should trigger intervention.
2 patients developed BP-ONJ due to implants CTX was evaluated at the time of ONJ diagnosis and not at the time point of any possible BP-ONJ triggering intervention.
This is reasonable since dispersed cases are collectively less likely to trigger intervention.
24.2 % of participants reported levels that would trigger intervention for one health behaviour only [Table 2].
Zone C values would lead to therapeutic overcorrection and Zone D readings would not trigger intervention, although warranted.
