Sentence examples for triggered more intense from inspiring English sources

Nutrient deficiencies, especially of nitrogen, triggered more intense colour in maples as the trees attempted to lessen the effects of sunlight.Not everybody agrees that the main autumnal role of anthocyanins is protection from excess illumination.

However, these peptides triggered more intense responses in PC61-treated mice (Figure 3B).

But he cautions that seeing a picture of a lover also triggers more intense feelings than seeing a friend, so the brain scans could be picking up general arousal rather than pure romantic love.

But the state has seen a steady temperature rise since the 1980s, when researchers first warned that a warmer atmosphere would trigger more intense, lengthier dry and wet spells.

It Could Get Worse... It's hard to predict the future, but climate change could very well exacerbate the dead zone problem because a warmer world could trigger more intense flooding.

The opening of negotiations for EU membership will trigger more intense reforms, especially in public administration and justice.

Marginal structural models use the detailed information on each child to predict treatment allocation (more severe complaints on average trigger more intense treatment levels) and adjust for it appropriately.

That triggered more outbursts.

The tale also triggered more serious questions.

Without a deal this week the administration would have to choose between hoping for agreement later in the summer – which would trigger even more intense scrutiny by Congress – or simply walking away, causing the 18-month talks to collapse.

The visual component as part of the acoustic signal has been suggested to modulate male reactions including attacks (Narins et al. 2003; de Luna et al. 2010); therefore, multimodal signals displayed in close proximity could trigger a more intense response.