The applied stimuli do not determine this new balance, they are only the trigger to develop a new equilibrium.
These issues have triggered ambitious national/regional policies to develop the role of biofuels and bioenergy within the overall energy portfolio of EU member states to achieve decarbonising the European economy and increase energy security.
The resulting cells were then triggered to develop into embryos, which were implanted in foster mothers.
Mr. D's sexual dysfunction combined with Mrs. E's state of "psychotic readiness" could be a trigger to develop a new delusional system.
It includes food, clothing, and housing; as well as affection, attention, security, and respect for the child to experience opportunities for self actualization which in turn l triggers the needs to develop to the fullest potential.
In the following section, we are to study the transition processes in which the early stage biomarkers propagate the disease-aggravating signal to the late stage biomarkers, triggering the patients to develop into the most severe condition.
We can only speculate, but it is reasonable to believe that after being aware of how their life style might trigger the risk to develop diabetes, the women in this group contacted their GPs for a new examination.
Previous work by the team has shown that the drug stimulates stem cells in the centre of the tooth, triggering them to develop into odontoblasts (specialised tooth cells) and boosting the production of dentine, allowing larger defects to be reversed.
World War I brought the first wave of civilian internment, creating a turning point for companies and triggering them to develop strategies for dealing with the resulting challenges to their operations.
The IOM report triggered researchers to develop new systematic approaches to improve patient safety in health care environments [ 1, 3].
