Examples of using Is triggered by in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The pain is triggered by a knot in the muscles that pull another group of knee muscles,
Less commonly, low pain in the back is triggered by illness or spinal defect.
The transformation from a normal cell to a cancer cell is triggered by damage to the DNA,
Generally, depression is triggered by emotional and stressful events
A logic bomb is malware that is triggered by a response to an event,
Generally depression is triggered by emotional or stressful events
In case of social anxiety disorder, the anxiety is triggered by everyday situations like one-on-one conversation at a get-together, or eating and drinking in front of small group.
90 percent of cases, the condition is triggered by a clear history of trauma or injury.
In more than 90% of cases, the condition is triggered by a clear history of trauma or injury.
per cent of cases, the condition is triggered by a clear history of trauma or injury.
the condition is triggered by a clear recent history of trauma or injury.
Some researchers suspect the immune attack is triggered by certain kinds of viral infections.
A supplementary flash unit that connects to the camera with a cable, or is triggered by the light from the camera's internal flash.
The door is an electronically-controlled bolt lock with a magnetic tripwire that is triggered by opening the door.
Serotonin release is triggered by a carbohydrate load(sugar
Flowering in cannabis is triggered by a hormonal reaction within the plant that is initiated by an increase in its dark cycle, i.e. the plant
If your pink eye is triggered by a common viral infection and no other complications occur,
Flowering in cannabis is triggered by a hormonal reaction within the plant that is initiated by an increase in length of its dark cycle, i.e. the plant
Serotonin release is triggered by a carbohydrate load(sugar
which is because the current smart contract is triggered by a transfer to the contract.