The hurricane center also warned that western Cuba could get pounded with as much as 12 inches of rain, potentially triggering life-threatening flash floods and mud slides.
"R.I.P. Zayn," read the sign in black and red ink, an appropriately dramatic send-off for a teen idol known for triggering life-or-death emotions.
Tinbergen [ 2] considered that behavioral state would be an important determinant of behavioral selection, but our data suggest that aversive sensory stimulation triggering life-preserving behavioral responses overrides the effects of behavioral state.
EVs uptake by other parasites was reported to trigger life cycle transitions and to be involved in promoting susceptibility to infection of host cells [ 17, 18].
Whilst such phenotypic plasticity may be less common in more complex multicellular organisms such as the helminth parasites, recent experimental studies of the fish trematode, Coitocaecum parvum, have suggested that they too can use information about transmission opportunities to trigger life history alterations.
Think back to the birth control pill, circa 1960 -- the one that caused a massive outbreak of swollen breasts, bloating and depression and even triggered life-threatening complications like blood clots.
Encouraging people to ponder the imponderable inevitably triggers life-changing conversations that lead to successful outcomes and grateful clients.
When George Weston Foods — an Australia-based food manufacturer — sought the FDA's agreement that its lupin flour, protein and fiber were safe to add to breads, pastas and cereal in the United States, regulators feared it could trigger "life-threatening reactions" in peanut-allergic consumers.
Infections, ingestion of fava beans, and some drugs can trigger life-threatening hemolytic anemia.
If you suffered from asthma or heart disease, this would be crucial information high levels of air pollution can trigger life-threatening reactions in vulnerable people.
