Examples of using May trigger in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Computer
According to previous research, the stress flu infection puts on the body may trigger heart attacks and strokes.
The artificial sweetener aspartame found in many brands may trigger the throbbing, and the repetitive act of chewing could create muscle tension in your jaw and skull.
putting on makeup- may trigger a jolt of excruciating pain.
drinking water before or during a workout may trigger heartburn.
Pregnancy hormones such as oestrogen and progesterone may trigger symptoms including fatigue,
that very soon something may trigger his memory.
there have been suggestions that viral infections may trigger the process.
You keep attempting to avoid circumstances that you think may trigger outbreaks and also this restrictions your liberty.
there's evidence that stress may trigger feelings of fatigue.
harmful chemicals that may trigger side effects.
Although most nutritionists agree that imposing a calorie restriction may trigger weight loss, there is also concern for the potential health implications.
they can make you more susceptible to environmental factors- such as infection with certain viruses and bacteria- that may trigger the disease.
High levels of stress also increase the body's production of the hormone cortisol, which may trigger psychotic episodes.
The new study illustrates how media reports about health risks may trigger or amplify nocebo effects in some people.
they can make you more vulnerable to environmental factors, such as infection with certain viruses and bacteria, which may trigger the disease.
impaired immune system and insomnia, and may trigger certain psychological problems.
Some findings show that people with bipolar disorder have a genetic predisposition to sleep-wake cycle problems that may trigger symptoms of depression and mania.
avoid situations that may trigger such conditions or make it worse.
airway infections may trigger an asthmatic attack if inhaled in significant quantities.
The study illustrates how media reports about health hazards may trigger or amplify'nocebo' effects in some people.