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The occurrence of triggering depends on the state in the region (Miyazawa and Mori, 2005), but the process can start from P-wave triggering followed by a possible slow slip or other mechanisms that may result in larger amplitude NVT triggered by subsequent surface waves.
This is typical of the immune response to infection with a virus – an innate immune response is triggered, followed by a Th1 response leading to increased viral antigen presentation in the context of MHC class I, and the production of effector molecules, such as NO through the induction of iNOS.
It could also identify doctors who appear to overprescribe, in some cases triggering follow-up inquiries by health officials or law enforcement.
There, predictive analytics algorithms work on identifying at-risk patients and triggering follow-ups, such as a call from a nurse or the services of an in-home medical technician, either of whom might be able to identify a superior course of treatment.
To be precautionary, if laboratory studies misestimate effects, they should overestimate risk, thereby triggering follow-up studies.
"The blood data collected before 2009 were used for target purposes to trigger follow-up urine tests for EPO detection," it said.
It's because Virtua uses a questionnaire to help identify those at risk, which triggers follow-up phone calls, that this cluster of mothers is meeting.
Three-quarters of mobile searches trigger "follow-up actions" like more research, a phone call or a visit — two per search, on average.
The IAAF has added that pre-2009 samples were only used as "secondary evidence", or to trigger follow-up urine tests "whenever possible logistically".
