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Smaller particle ranges triggered transition to the second oxidation stage (γ-alumina) at lower temperatures; however, the transition to the second stage was delayed under higher heating rates.

Thus triggered transition does not necessarily fire.

It explores what has triggered transitions and how adaptation by agents has played an important role in driving change.

We conclude that formation of FAs depends on actin dynamics, and in its turn, affects the dynamics of actin flow by triggering transition from fast to slow flow.

This response initially starts as compensatory left ventricular hypertrophy but eventually evolves towards maladaptive remodeling, possibly triggering transition to HF.

Upon addition of different inducers, the module can be turned on or off, triggering transition to a mutagenic or a high-fidelity state and thus allowing periodic adaptive evolution.

All of the events that trigger transitions originate from the host.

Their inputs correspond to the events that trigger transitions between the states in the dynamics (e.g., overload for self-sizing and maximum CPU frequency reached for Dvfs).

In this section, we examine the behavior of a cell initially in a differentiated state to removal of differentiation stimulus, and investigate a role for stochasticity in triggering transitions from a differentiated state to the pluripotent state.

However, it also illustrates that amplification of noise in the expression of all 6 genes is sufficient to trigger transitions to the pluripotent state, albeit less efficiently than by targeted amplification of OCT4 and SOX2 noise (compare Figs. 6a b).

Further, we calculated the percentage of RDs that can trigger transitions between all calculated attractors.