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Definition of trigger point in English: trigger pointnoun 1A particular circumstance which causes an event. the army's refusal to withdraw from the territory was the trigger point for military action Example sentencesExamples - Pay attention to what kinds of issues, ideas and jokes are trigger points for disagreement.
- The Reserve Bank, at its discretion, would also resort to additional discretionary actions under each of the trigger points.
- The new rules will set a trigger point such that when more than 20 new members join a branch in one month it will prompt an investigation.
- One of the problems with the current hours is that people all tend to leave pubs at the same time and this can be a trigger point for fighting and unruly behaviour.
- You have a trigger point where you focus on the ball and it's usually just before it's delivered.
- And this was always the area, I think, where they were going to come, again, because it is such a trigger point, the environment.
- Initial efforts to identify trigger points and sustainable levels of engagement must continue.
- What is your sense where the trigger point might be for this president?
- The trigger point was an average loss of 10% by the 10 worst-performing shares among these 30.
- To that end, they have published trigger points for more than 100 Scottish exchanges that represent the numbers required to render enablement profitable.
- This is up for debate, but one thing seems clear: the language used to describe the event is certainly a trigger point for controversy.
2Medicine Physiology
A sensitive area of the body, stimulation or irritation of which causes a specific effect in another part, especially a tender area in a muscle which causes generalized musculoskeletal pain when overstimulated. Example sentencesExamples - The second was that she worked on trigger points - something so complex that the book on treating those in the arms and upper body is a very large volume.
- The physician can demonstrate how gentle palpation of the pain trigger point can reproduce the pain and its radiation over a wide area of the abdomen.
- Palpation of the trigger point will elicit pain directly over the affected area and/or cause radiation of pain toward a zone of reference and a local twitch response.
- Such injections can be used to treat a tender trigger point in a surgical scar (a presumed neuroma).
- If your pain is mostly in one particular spot, such as a joint or a trigger point in a specific muscle, your doctor may suggest injecting medication right into the site of your pain.
Definition of trigger point in US English: trigger pointnoun 1A particular circumstance or situation that causes an event to occur. the army's refusal to withdraw from the territory was the trigger point for military action Example sentencesExamples - One of the problems with the current hours is that people all tend to leave pubs at the same time and this can be a trigger point for fighting and unruly behaviour.
- This is up for debate, but one thing seems clear: the language used to describe the event is certainly a trigger point for controversy.
- You have a trigger point where you focus on the ball and it's usually just before it's delivered.
- Pay attention to what kinds of issues, ideas and jokes are trigger points for disagreement.
- The Reserve Bank, at its discretion, would also resort to additional discretionary actions under each of the trigger points.
- The trigger point was an average loss of 10% by the 10 worst-performing shares among these 30.
- Initial efforts to identify trigger points and sustainable levels of engagement must continue.
- And this was always the area, I think, where they were going to come, again, because it is such a trigger point, the environment.
- The new rules will set a trigger point such that when more than 20 new members join a branch in one month it will prompt an investigation.
- To that end, they have published trigger points for more than 100 Scottish exchanges that represent the numbers required to render enablement profitable.
- What is your sense where the trigger point might be for this president?
- 1.1Medicine Physiology A sensitive area of the body, stimulation or irritation of which causes a specific effect in another part, especially a tender area in a muscle that causes generalized musculoskeletal pain when overstimulated.
Example sentencesExamples - The physician can demonstrate how gentle palpation of the pain trigger point can reproduce the pain and its radiation over a wide area of the abdomen.
- If your pain is mostly in one particular spot, such as a joint or a trigger point in a specific muscle, your doctor may suggest injecting medication right into the site of your pain.
- Such injections can be used to treat a tender trigger point in a surgical scar (a presumed neuroma).
- The second was that she worked on trigger points - something so complex that the book on treating those in the arms and upper body is a very large volume.
- Palpation of the trigger point will elicit pain directly over the affected area and/or cause radiation of pain toward a zone of reference and a local twitch response.
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