Sentence examples for was triggered later from inspiring English sources

"Texas parameters should not be adopted by California or other states," the document read, citing such flaws as allowing five psych drugs at one time before any review was triggered, later lowered to four in 2013.

The sale process for Marelli is under way, following the announcement that Truth is to be sold for $200m (as expected), and a return of cash to shareholders could be triggered later in the year.

These could be triggered later in life, causing emotional and physical problems.

The effect seen for TGF- β is triggered later and lasts even longer than IL-10 expression.

This may be because the process of ER stress mediated β-cell decline in WSD already starts at the beginning of life, whereas autoimmune-mediated β-cell destruction in type 1 diabetes is triggered later.

Interestingly, increased insulin resistance in F0-BPA100 mice was not evident 3 months after delivery but was evident 4 months after delivery, which suggests that insulin resistance resolved after parturition but was triggered several months later by a yet unknown mechanism.

If anything, the unintended consequence is the plausible link between the toxic response due to rapid increase in the commercial consumption of fuel containing lead additives (especially in the 1950's and 1960's) and the unintended cascade of societal health costs, including learning disabilities and criminal behaviour, that was triggered around 20 years later.

A third-alarm was triggered less than an hour later, about 4 20 a.m., Pickett said.

This is suggested by the fact that, in our hands, the transcriptional activation of phaseolin- IMT was triggered in canola at a later time point (20 DAP, Figure  4A) than in tobacco, indicating that this promoter could be influenced by developmentally regulated programs in a host-specific manner.

The outlet later reported that the manifesto said the shooting was triggered by the Charleston massacre of nine black parishioners.

They can also be triggered in later life by a traumatic event such as a car crash.