It has been hypothesized that bacterial endotoxins can act as triggers, linking inflammation to metabolic syndrome and thereby diabetes (4, 11, 12).
Getting off I-40 at Louisiana Boulevard to go to the hotel, I realise even highway exits trigger linked images of an entire childhood of memories to flashback out of sequence, surprising me with things I had forgotten.
The 1,192 pages of the Senate bill include a little-noticed requirement, or "trigger," linked to the visa logjam: all backlogs of legal applicants must be cleared within 10 years before any immigrants who had been here illegally can obtain green cards, the pivotal step toward citizenship.
Shortly, Keamy arrives and tells Locke that if he (Keamy) dies, the C4 on the freighter will detonate, due to a remote trigger linked to a heart rate monitor he is wearing.
Democrats, however, still objected to the 90 percent trigger linking border security to a pathway to citizenship, and on Wednesday, Mr. Corker said they had "come up with a solution".
IT solutions to incorporate cardiac risk scores in the hospital system, including triggers, links and mandatory fields, were helpful reminders.
An intriguing aspect of recent study is the location and timing pattern of the tidal trigger effects linked with the occurrence of some large seismic events.
Like genes themselves, these chemicals, called epigenetic marks, are passed from parent to child, and changes in their patterns can trigger genetically linked diseases such as some cancers.
Interpersonal conflict could be described as a proximal trigger, closely linked to the act of non-fatal self-poisoning and the motivations associated with it.
