Sentence examples for triggered off in from inspiring English sources

The "central" mechanisms of the disease may have been triggered off, in particular, by peripheral mechanisms such as contraction, hypersensitivity, pain of pericranial and cervical muscles, secondary to the above-mentioned hard life context.

The Tudor mansion was dismantled, but concerned that the stone would swifly disintegrate during the demolition phase, Weddell's advisers ordered that a small explosive device be triggered off in the centre of the house and to salvage the remaining stones.

These phenomena are triggered off in a reproducible manner under laboratory conditions.

They demonstrated that acute closed-loop stimulation was superior to standard DBS in monkeys when triggered, off, single-action potentials from individual neurons in the GPi or the M1 area of the cortex with an optimal delay of 80 ms. This exciting result provides proof of principle that closed-loop stimulation can be effective.

The publication of the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) in 1983 [ 1] triggered off a large number of significant research studies.

Determine what in particular makes this situation trigger off negative emotions: a certain feeling, or maybe an action?

Sudjic suggests the modern counterpart to Loewy is Philippe Starck, whose Café Costes in Paris, fashionable for five minutes in 1984, "triggered off the plague of designer kettles, hotels, mineral water, pasta, toothbrushes, and all the other useless paraphernalia that now laps around the world".

The reform of mental health care in Italy, triggered off by the so-called "Basaglia Law", attracted much attention worldwide [ 1].

As luck would have it, the opposite backgrounds of a Hungarian refugee TV director and an English housewife turned writer triggered off a similar sense of humour in the visual interpretation of the story and characters.

GABORONE, Botswana June 15 – Fears that polio-free countries in Africa could be on the verge of a new polio epidemic, triggered off a massive emergency immunization campaign in Botswana this week, according to the United Nations Children's Fund, UNICEF, and the World Health Organization, WHO.

A key distinction has to be drawn between chronic AF, in which remodelling of gap junctions and connexin expression brought about as part of AF-related remodelling might contribute to perpetuation of the condition, and initiation of AF, in which pre-existing features of gap junctions or connexin expression may act as a predisposing factor that triggers off the arrhythmia in the first place.