Sentence examples for viable trigger from inspiring English sources

"It may not be a viable trigger, but I think he's onto something here as far as strengthening the border," Graham said.

Based on these results, perturbing the mitochondrial fission/fusion machinery in cancer cells may represent a viable means for triggering cell death that could, in part, account, for the actions of CT20p.

While most "phone phreaks" and telephone enthusiasts were unaware of AT&T's Top Secret Project Greenstar, there was enough general contempt for the phone company's monopoly to trigger a viable resistance movement that was percolating within the 1960s counterculture.

We hypothesized that viable virulent leptospires may trigger the host response in whole blood by more concentrated pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMP's) exposed on their intact surface.

Processed frozen bone allografts lack viable donor cells and may trigger an indirect pathway of alloantigen recognition in the recipient.

The possibility that apoptotic blebs provide topological context for macrophage recognition is consistent with data demonstrating PS exposure on viable cells is insufficient to trigger phagocytosis.

Thermosensitive liposomes have emerged as a viable strategy for localized delivery and triggered release of chemotherapy.

These studies suggest that triggering necroptosis is a viable alternative in cancer treatment.

The first one is primarily nutrition-sensitive and mediated by insulin/TOR signaling, and is triggered at the minimum viable weight (MVW), which starts a delay timer (whose mechanism is still unknown) that leads to ecdysone secretion [ 14].

Its therapeutic mechanism of action is thought to involve the ingestion of viable mycobacteria by urothelial cells, which triggers a cytokine-mediated inflammatory response that results in the destruction of tumor cells.

Maybe Livni initially thought the two-state solution was viable but Hamas's ceaseless rockets eventually triggered the defender in her.