Sentence examples for which it triggers from inspiring English sources

We used the LM555 (from National Semiconductors) in astable mode (in which it triggers itself and free runs as a multivibrator) to generate a square wave at 38kHz.

Notably, lnc-CRCMSL knockdown lead to the shift of HMGB2 into nuclear, in which it triggers epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT) programming.

Taken together these data suggest that by escaping phagolysosomal killing, S. aureus may be able to manipulate macrophages differentially compared to the other cell types in which it triggers apoptosis.

Genome-wide analyses are required to delve into the mechanisms by which it triggers different transcriptional programs in different settings.

The 9- cis forms of neoxanthin and violaxanthin are the precursors of abscisic acid (ABA) [ 23, 24], a phytohormone known to control ripening of many fruits, including tomato, in which it triggers ethylene biosynthesis and thus accelerates ripening [ 25].

The latent membrane protein (LMP) 2A of Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is expressed during different latency stages of EBV-infected B cells in which it triggers activation of cytoplasmic protein tyrosine kinases.

But until the 2008 financial crisis, and the global recession which it triggered, there were some plausible ways to deny -- or at least to hope -- that the rise of the 1percentt wasn't a problem.

And in fact, what happens is it works out to the point at which it then triggers the corresponding problem that's associated with that strength.

This acid is consumed by the scavenger until the scavenger is exhausted, at which point it triggers the acid-sensitive drug membrane below.

At ATH, the 64-Hz sampling was initially triggered by the internal clock of a personal computer up to March 14 , 2008 after which it was triggered by a GPS signal.

The yopK mutants were cleared after a week of infection, likely as a consequence of damaging effects on host cells resulting in increased recruitment of immune cells and/or inundating the host with antigenic epitopes against which it can trigger a more robust and effective immune response.