Sentence examples for triggering the reaction from inspiring English sources

They showed, again in mice, that gut bacteria are indeed involved in triggering the reaction that causes the body's immune system to turn against certain nerve cells and strip away their insulation in precisely the way that leads to multiple sclerosis.These and other examples of microbiomes going awry raise an intriguing question.

The scientists studied the gene for the protein receptor responsible for triggering the reaction in the brain to oxytocin, the so-called "love hormone" that helps to form social bonds, especially between close friends and lovers, as well as between mothers and their new-born babies.

We are dealing here with a threshold corresponding to the amount of nociceptive information that is sufficient for triggering the reaction.

If one continues back in time, one has finally to consider the duration of the skin heating process that, starting from the initial temperature T0, allows the psychophysical threshold for triggering the reaction (Tψ) to be reached.

For the PT test, 100  μL of CLOT PT reagent was incubated for 4 min at 37°C, and 50  μL of plasma was added, triggering the reaction.

It is thus suggested that hyperchemotaxis of neutrophils might play a role in triggering the reaction, whereas activated T lymphocytes are required for the development of the whole pathergy reaction.

After talking with the patient, he thought it was probably the ibuprofen she had taken that triggered the reaction.

"In the last several days of the tournament," Norris said, "Andy's been playing a lot, and I think the other night in the last match, when he fell that one time, it just triggered the reaction".

Then, SO (5 mM, final concentration) was injected into the systems to trigger the reaction.

After the fluorosulfuric acid (concentration over 99%) was heated up to 70 80 °C, polyethylene was added to trigger the reaction.

(Dennett 2003, p. 59) One might say that it was never really going to hit you, precisely because it triggered the reaction of whatever "avoidance system" you have.