Sentence examples for triggers potentially from inspiring English sources

For one thing, it triggers potentially fatal treatment delays.

This radiosensitizer triggers potentially deleterious interstrand cross-links.

18 The advantages of central adjudication include systematically applying the definition of an event, reducing the possibility of differential misclassification of events, giving greater confidence in the validity of the study results, and by including suitable triggers, potentially identifying events that are missed by local investigators.

And skeptics say that dogs cannot possibly treat the underlying disorder, where memories of traumatic events trigger potentially debilitating symptoms.

University of Toronto graduates Chloe Gui and Terry Huang are hoping to create peanuts that are free from specific proteins that trigger potentially life-threatening reactions in humans.

While it is recognised that the virus can linger in parts of the body after a patient has recovered, it has never before been known to trigger potentially lethal disease months after the initial illness.

In its annual report, the Hartford Group said that if its financial strength ratings were to be downgraded by three notches from where it stood in February, it "could begin to trigger potentially material collateral calls on certain of our derivative instruments".

Quantitative measurements of cardiac repolarization, defined as the electrocardiographic QT interval, have important diagnostic implications in humans, as irregularities can trigger potentially fatal ventricular tachyarrhythmia.

Just like that, a flotilla of NASA spacecraft has plumbed one of the deeper mysteries of space physics: what causes "magnetic reconnection," the process that allows energy from the sun's magnetic field to leak into Earth's, triggering potentially damaging space weather.

While genomic inversions may have relatively mild consequences on host fitness, TIR-TIR recombination-mediated IS inversions may "trigger" potentially more deleterious genomic instability such as genomic deletions.

As with bipolar disorder, taking antidepressants alone can trigger potentially dangerous manic episodes.