Sentence examples for triggered locally from inspiring English sources

Identifying the main driver (LULCC including the increase of local runoff due to irrigation and reservoirs versus upstream water consumption) of HI impacts as well as its origin (being triggered locally or in upstream areas) reveals that incoming discharge is the dominant origin of HI impacts for 61.8% (46.1 72.0%) of the global population (Fig. 3 and Table 3).

Carruthers concludes, "[The problem] concerning the child's acquisition of psychological generalizations cannot be solved, unless we suppose that much of folk-psychology is already innate, triggered locally by the child's experience of itself and others, rather than learned" (1992, p. 121).

In their model, a self-enhancing positive feedback type reaction is triggered locally inside the cell where the chemoattractant concentration is highest and thereby orients the cell towards the source of the chemoattractant.

These cells are thought to be triggered locally in an antigen-specific manner, resulting in breakdown of tolerance, synovial inflammation, and autoantibody production [ 6– 9].

Human and murine macrophages exposed to high glucose concentrations show increased levels of CRP mRNA and protein biosynthesis and secretion, suggesting that CRP-mediated proinflammatory effects could be triggered locally by macrophage-produced CRP in addition to the effect of circulating and liver-derived CRP (33).

It has been shown that caspase 3 can be locally activated in synapses, triggering local degeneration without initiating an irreversible apoptotic cascade [31], [32].

We believe that these latter sites do not generally sustain enough evaporation to trigger rain locally but that air movements are initiated elsewhere (Makarieva et al. 2014).

The P-wave and S-wave arrivals of locally triggered events have been confirmed for most of the stations plotted in the figure.

We have also eliminated, after visual inspection, spike-like signals that were considered to be noise rather than locally triggered events.

As we have experimented before (Shimojo et al. 2014), such a filtering ensures good detection of locally triggered remote events, while avoiding at least in part high-frequency noise.

Since fluctuations in TEC are sensitive to the disturbance near the F2 peak (about 350 km altitude), while the observed ionosonde STIDs are at the reflection height of about 200 km altitude, the 4-minute time lag should be reasonable for the STIDs directly and/or locally triggered by Rayleigh and tsunami waves under them (i.e. the 1st and 3rd STIDs).