Triggers that infrequently identify harm could be removed to increase the efficiency of the tool.
If we fail to pay, the books are removed, which triggers another fee; so we pay or we pay.
The next day the water was removed, and ROS production was triggered with 200 nM flg22 applied together with 20 μM luminol and 1 μg per 100 μL of horseradish peroxidase.
Biran described him as having a fiery temper which could be triggered suddenly, yet quick to calm when the trigger was removed; this sentiment was echoed by several people who had worked with Djajakusuma.
The patent also describes one version which would use an existing hardware button on the device as a so-called "dead man's switch," so that when triggered, if your finger was removed from, say, the volume up button, it would trigger the emergency response mode.
After Morsi was removed, the Obama Administration decided not to designate the event as a coup, which would have triggered an automatic cancellation of aid.
To cope with the continuous threat of DSBs, eukaryotic cells possess the capacity to mount a DNA-damage response (DDR) that arrests cell-cycle progression at the G1-S, intra-S and G2-M checkpoints to increase the time available for DNA repair; if the DNA damage cannot be removed, chronic DDR triggers cell death by apoptosis or cellular senescense [ 47– 47].
The Take N' Talk, for example, one of Enabling Devices's most popular products, is a tray that senses when an object is removed from it, triggering a prerecorded message.
Ultra performance liquid chromatography mass spectroscopy analysis suggested that the aggregation may have been triggered by DOPC that was removed from the tBLM by the amidine PNP.
However, it was not known if bacterial cells could support the stable propagation of prions if the initial trigger for prion conversion was removed.
