Sentence examples for which has been triggered from inspiring English sources

The turmoil in the west African country reflects the unease and instability which has been triggered by the desire of long-serving, often autocratic leaders in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa to change the law to drop term limits.

Behind the scenes arguments are raging about the scope of a punitive new economic and fiscal regime which has been triggered by the euro crisis affecting all 27 countries.

However, an Icelandic volcano near the current eruption, which has been triggered by nearby eruptions in the past, could produce such an effect.

With the tremendous boom in the wireless local area network arena, there has been a phenomenal spike in the web traffic which has been triggered by the growing popularity of real-time multimedia applications.

Although the reflection which has been triggered by using this SNS site might change the children's thinking process, it is not clear yet how the system improves the learning activity in quantitative measures such as learning time and the volume of created programs.

In this respect, a model is proposed, according to which two main stages are identified: (i) the stage of the modern approach to the ocean, which was operated by the modern society and was supported by the culture of modernity; (ii) the stage of the post-modern approach, which has been triggered by the converging inputs from the changes in society and nature.

(See Coeur d'Alene riots and Homestead Strike.) The incidents, which had been triggered by wage cuts for workers, were viewed by many as evidence that Harrison's high-tariff policy was unfriendly to labour.

Consistent with previous rationales 23, 24, 27, our findings convincingly suggest the existence of alternative signaling cascades which have been triggered in B16BR cells to maintain the refractory CRAF-MEK activity.

The strong temporal relationship between her symptoms and emotional attachment to the newborn with exclusion of other causes on clinical, biochemical and radiological evidence, raise the possibility that transient hyperprolactinaemia was due to a transient lactotroph hyperplasia and hyper function which had been triggered by the stimulatory cues from the newborn.

In the early Pleistocene, further differentiation in Hylobates occurred on Borneo and Sumatra, and in Hoolock on the mainland which is on a similar time scale when macaque species diverged [ 44, 45], and which might has been triggered by the shrinking of forest habitats due to cold phases [[ 74], but see [ 58]].

This is based on PGK-puro reactivation upon removal of Xist after a period during which repression has been triggered by Xist.