The phrase "a kind of mediating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or action that serves as an intermediary or facilitator between two parties or concepts.
Example: "The therapist acted as a kind of mediating force between the couple, helping them to communicate more effectively."
Alternatives: "a form of mediation" or "a type of intermediary role".
The mechanisms by which human DNA is incorporated into dental calculus are not well understood but are presumed to include passive adsorption of human DNA from oral fluids and shed mucosal cells, as well as more active incorporation through host inflammatory responses, including a kind of immune response mediated by neutrophils known as NETosis14,54.
Given that lipid peroxidation generates byproducts that may cause secondary damage to several macromolecules [ 25], protein carbonylation (a kind of damage normally mediated by aldehydes and other oxidative agents) [ 26] was assessed in stressed cells.
As two kinds of mediating agents (ATRP activator and RAFT agent) may be formed in situ during the polymerization process, the polymerization of various methacrylates can be controlled in presence of a high molar ratio of radical initiator to catalyst.
She is a kind of filter or arbitrator, mediating between Thompson's imagination and the world she left behind.
This peptide may therefore serve as a kind of intracellular shortcut in mediating autocrine growth stimulation of normal, premalignant and malignant liver cells.
The Sudnow Piano Method became a kind of artistic self realization movement mediated by imaginative web site interactions and material.
Various studies have found that calpain, a kind of calcium-dependent thiol proteinase, mediated the oncotic event in different cells.
Primary biliary cirrhosis (PBC) is a kind of progressive chronic nonsuppurative cholangitis, mediated by disorder of the immune system [ 1, 2].
Ms. Nisbet is a kind of ombudsman of the FOIA program, mediating some disputes.
The neural responses observed here, which arise from stimulation applied onto the antenna, are presumably mediated through a kind of input channel in the antennal lobe.
