Sentences with phrase «precipitating event»

Children are the innocents in a divorce process; they have not precipitated this event, but this is frequently one of the most significant events in their lives to date.

The paper claimed that in two thirds of 12 consecutive child patients with «regressive developmental disorder» and enterocolitis, attending one London hospital's paediatric gastroentreology clinic, the «apparent precipitating event» was a measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine, with a temporal link between shot and symptoms of 14 days.

Technology will be vastly different in a few years» time, and there is a danger that precipitating events could spur regulation to create a tech - specific law, rather than gradually applying established legal concepts like privacy, or security, to new technologies in a progressive manner.

The precipitating event seems to have been her mother's encounter in a grocery store with the accused killer after he was released on bail with no notice to the family.

These are among the precipitating events of Zach Czaia's first book of poems, Saint Paul Lives Here (In Minnesota)....

The assertion that differentiation marches forward may be an accurate appraisal of long - term tendencies, but the apparent inevitability with which this process is portrayed fails to account for either the more specific tensions that develop in the short run or the precipitating events that engender these tensions.

CDC examined unintentional, nonfatal bathroom injuries among persons aged ≥ 15 years and identified the types of injuries, most common locations within the bathroom, and the precipitating events.

Most concussions do not result in loss of consciousness, and some symptoms do not occur until several hours or even days after the precipitating event.

• Precipitating event: A recent event that is particularly distressing such as the loss of a loved one or a career failure.

Gelsinger's death «clearly was a precipitating event,» he says, but «stars were lining up, and the field was just going to encounter a difficult time.»

The precipitating event for C. difficile colitis is disruption of the normal colonic microflora.

With the precipitating event later told in flashback, it will become clear why Ray is so prone to crying for no apparent reason, although the nature of the relationship between the two men is never clearly defined.

First, students will act out the precipitating event.

This is a common occurrence, yet I don't think that it was exclusively the move itself, but rather that the dog had a predisposition for alone time anxiety and the move from a familiar location was the precipitating event that brought it out.

Some pets develop separation anxiety gradually; others develop it after a precipitating event, such as boarding.

In a new piece for Matt's Gallery Emma Hart calls on the potential for a camera to precipitate an event, and not simply record it.

«Shortly after the first of the student protests here in London, at Millbank, we realised that something had happened, something that had precipitated events that we found ourselves unsure of.

The precipitating event was the reopening of the Guggenheim Museum.

The precipitating event could be media coverage of Steve's recent work.

I believe the precipitating event that caused the major depression was the loss of employment and thereby the loss of his self - respect.

These changes, it is believed, may be precipitated by peripheral events, such as an accident, but may persist well beyond the normal recovery time for the precipitating event.