Sentence examples for triggering second from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, GFs like FGF-2 and PDGF can act by triggering second messenger systems in addition to their effects on gene transcription [44].

The problem is that the distinction between government coercion of private speech (triggering First Amendment scrutiny) and government coercion of its own speech (exempt from First Amendment scrutiny) is not at all clear.

It should increase anyone's knowledge about design innovations -- medical, military, domestic or architectural -- and trigger second thoughts in viewers inclined toward a full frontal face-lift.

The Jeb Bush Bat Signal has been triggered, first, by Republican alarm at the lack of a candidate that the G.O.P. establishment views as entirely respectable.

The sweeping defeat of Mr. Bloomberg's initiative triggered second-guessing in political circles about the wisdom of putting the proposal on the ballot this year.

"It is an interesting signal from the Supreme Court that extensive enough surveillance, even if in public, might trigger Fourth Amendment scrutiny," Mr. Calo said.

THE shabby manoeuvring that triggered first war and then the break-up of Yugoslavia began in Kosovo in 1989, when Slobodan Milosevic scrapped the Serbian province's autonomous status.

"They can't even agree if there's a reasonable expectation of privacy in text messages that would trigger Fourth Amendment protection".

Re-starting a drug after a long lapse may trigger first-dose effects (Urquhart 1998).

The triggering logic works using every pixel, and data were recorded only for the pixel triggered first.

The strut can exhibit global buckling only, local buckling only, global local buckling interaction with either the global or local mode being triggered first or the most severe case where both global and local buckling modes are triggered simultaneously.