Sentence examples for triggered mainly from inspiring English sources

Many scientists say undersea volcanism is triggered mainly by upwelling magma that reaches a critical pressure and forces its way up.

"We are experiencing a lack of results and an inability to act, triggered mainly by the United States which, in the case of climate protection, is no longer capable of leading," he said.

Pointing to a close correlation between property-market behaviour and money supply, he says the market correction was triggered mainly by the monetary-policy tightening that began in the middle of 2013.Not everyone is worried.

Results show that although boundary conditions and mineral soil composition highly influence the reactive processes, dissolution/precipitation of carbonate species is triggered mainly by pCO2, closely related to plant roots.

If the subprime debacle was triggered mainly by lenders offering gimmicky mortgages to poor people who could not afford them, this new phase of the crisis is the result of more mundane economic factors: a lingering recession, high unemployment and a weak housing market.

These mass movements were sourced from ridges with minimum heights of 350 400 m, have sequences not clearly related to the known climate-change events, and are believed to have been triggered mainly by severe rainfall events, large earthquakes, or their combinations.

There are two known variants of the NF- κB pathway, the canonical and the non-canonical, although TNF α stimulation is known to trigger mainly the canonical pathway.

Appropriate binding of MAMPs by LBR is connected with changes in receptor dimerization [ 42- 44] that induce signaling and release of cytokines triggering mainly Th1 and Th17 inflammation, fever and phagocytosis [ 45- 47].

Thus, gossypol triggered autophagy mainly via inhibition of the interaction between Beclin 1 and Bcl-2/Bcl-XL [ 49, 50].

When glucose levels fall, a sequence of counterregulatory responses is triggered, which mainly involves the suppression of endogenous insulin secretion and the release of counterregulatory hormones that act rapidly to promote endogenous glucose production and limit peripheral glucose utilization.

Another study, on the impact of POPs on human adipose cells, showed that both precursor cells and adipocytes are targets of POPs and that these pollutants trigger mainly the inflammation pathway (Kim MJ et al. 2012).