Sentence examples for triggering group from inspiring English sources
The probability of a successful Wave was slight with a "triggering" group of about 25 but increased as the size approached 40.
Though a number of potentially "triggering" groups remain, Facebook has huge teams of moderators to police content related to self harm, hate speech and more, in addition to its automated systems.
At various stages during the simulation, injects are placed to trigger group tasks.
The teachers raises questions to trigger group discussion and in-class discussion on the principle and practice of energy use in daily life, as well as the establishment of energy-saving facilities.
Compelling evidence predicts a model in which FMRP is involved in the regulation (repression) of local protein synthesis at the synapse, which is triggered group 1 mGluR (mGluR1 and mGluR5) activation.
Also, the co-existence of sense and antisense RNAs in a cell can trigger group post-transcriptional regulation of two sets of Alu-carrying mRNAs.
To do so, we used a dual, conservative approach, in which we excluded visually triggered group differences (i.e. during observation) as evidence of abnormal vicarious activation if they occurred in regions (i) that were not activated by the experience of hand interactions (i.e. during experience); and (ii) that were not consistently associated with vicarious activations in the literature.
They often perform less well when something triggers group-awareness.
LPS can trigger groups of different toll-like receptors (TLR) especially TLR4 expressed on the cell surface of immune cells [ 26].
72 Obesity is responsible for triggering a group of metabolic disorders with vascular implications named metabolic syndrome, 73 which is characterized by hyperinsulinemia, high levels of glycemia or diabetes, and at least two different levels of insulin resistance that explain the relationship between various abnormalities and this disease.
The corresponding values for the switch-trigger group remained statistically unchanged post-intervention.
