Sentence examples for which could have triggered from inspiring English sources
The police brought no criminal charges, which could have triggered deportation proceedings against the illegal immigrants.
As reported by Chesley et al. (2012), case (a) shows that the 1707 Hoei earthquake caused unclamping in a deep region of the dike plane, which could have triggered the Hoei eruption.
The increase in reducing sugar (201 %) may be due to the presence of magnesium (Table 1) which could have triggered chlorophyll synthesis and thereby subsequently increasing the photosynthetic rate in the plants.
The detectability shown in Fig. 4 indicates that the tilt observation network could be useful for monitoring ongoing afterslip following the great earthquake (GSI, 2011), which might trigger a nearby large earthquake such as the slip after the 2003 Tokachi-oki earthquake (M 8.0) which could have triggered the 2004 Kushiro-oki earthquake (M 7.1) (Murakami et al., 2006).
Banerjee et al. [ 3] have reported that furfural inhibits hexokinase, which could have triggered the observed decrease of sugar uptake rates.
However, there was no known history of any kind of trauma, which potentially could have triggered the development of abscesses [ 8, 20].
Ordinarily, his 2002 draft report should have led to a final version, Mr. Wood said, which in turn could have triggered re-evaluation of the fluff exception.
Astronomers don't yet know which particular conditions could have triggered such "extraordinary luminosity," as the team that discovered the supernova writes in the 20 October issue of The Astrophysical Journal Letters.
We proposed that when MNP-loaded DCs were exposed to an AMF, a massive and sudden disruption of the lysosomes containing the MNPs may have triggered the death of those cells and subsequent release of lysosomal content into the extracellular space, which in turn could have triggered the death of the surrounding cells.
The Collateral Freedom platform had recently been used by independent Chinese news site Boxun, via Edgecast, which Great Fire told Quartz could have triggered the action.
At last, the ISP as a whole could have triggered a change in the perception of older workers on the labor market, which could potentially have a positive impact on both the demand and supply sides of the labor market.
