precipitant

But given the right, or wrong, precipitants, I think the risk is quite high.

Instead they list many "risk factors" and precipitants of eating disorders.

The chemical that causes the solid to form is called the precipitant.

As a precipitant in the trail I can truthfully say it happened many times.

Various precipitants have been identified, but the most common is an unexpected bump to the head.

A minor bump to the head is the most commonly reported precipitant.

Stress has long been recognized as the most common precipitant of migraines.

There are also cases in which there is no apparent precipitant.

There are also non-physical precipitants, such as the thought or sight of food.

In adults loneliness is a major precipitant of depression and alcoholism.

Attack precipitants are usually physical in nature, such as defecation, eating, or taking medicine.

For example, decreasing stress to avoid precipitants can help patients decrease the number of attacks.

Depression may be a precipitant in many cases.

Yet she was the obvious precipitant of my dilemma, my misery.

Bush camping is a common precipitant of infection so particular care is required.

Some individuals also have precipitants, such as stress and anxiety that make it more likely for attacks to occur.

It has been termed a "universal" precipitant for polar proteins.

Avoiding precipitants, such as pollen or mold can be preventative.

Notably, the influence of various precipitants varies with the epilepsy syndrome.

In the medical literature, these factors are known as 'precipitants.'

The precipitant for her patient's depression, Sawyer told us, had to do with the death of her baby daughter almost a year before.

Therapeutic intervention should target the triad of precipitants in this scenario.

Recent life events can act as precipitants.

A new cluster headache precipitant: increased body heat.

The precipitants of the disorder are less clearly understood except that dieting is invariably an early element.

"I also suggest a decent monetary gift to counterbalance her precipitant arrest."

He remembered running in precipitant flight.

We can feel sympathy for all those poor devils who are going to die, but we mustn't be rushed into precipitant action.'

Imaging studies should also be considered in younger patients (younger than age 40) where there is no known precipitant cause such as alcohol or medication use.

This suggests control of precipitant chirality may be an important factor in protein crystallization in general.

Many close observers think the precipitant event was his appearance last June on the Rome-based satellite station, Orbit.

The entire logical roots of his existence were threatened by the situation presented by this slan; and the whole hypnotic education that his father had imprinted upon his mind rose up and prevented precipitant action.

Had I been alone, I might have left Roily's back and soared ahead, for I could have covered the distance more swiftly, but with Beldon and Norwood along I was forced to limit myself to something less precipitant.

Initially, the droplet of protein solution contains an insufficient concentration of precipitant for crystallization, but as water vaporizes from the drop and transfers to the reservoir, the precipitant concentration increases to a level optimal for crystallization.

With precipitant haste he ran through the halls and corridors, while with a smile he muttered away to himself: "Thank God, I enjoy the honor of being the fool; for only the king and the fool have the privilege of being able to enter unannounced every room, even the queen's."