The phrase "a mediatory" is not correct in standard English; the correct term is "a mediator." You can use "a mediator" when referring to a person who facilitates communication or negotiation between parties to resolve a conflict or reach an agreement.
Example: "In the dispute between the two companies, they decided to hire a mediator to help them find a resolution."
Alternatives: "a negotiator" or "an intermediary."
It would have, much as Alan Rusbridger has suggested, both a mediatory and an adjudicative function.
It failed to play a mediatory role, let alone rise to the challenges".
Still seeking a mediatory solution, Sergius formulated in 638 the doctrine of monothelitism, which asserted that Christ has both divine and human natures but only one (divine) will.
The "Three Books," a primary source for verbatim expressions of the various theological schools, develops the concept that eventually played the key role in reaching a mediatory orthodox formulation at the general council of Constantinople in 553, thus integrating the partial conclusions from the previous councils at Ephesus in 431 and at Chalcedon in 451.
Iodine species formed a mediatory system to accelerate the oxidation of the alcohol.
In conjunction with a reform-minded Dominican friar, Johannes Faber, he drafted a formal proposal to be laid before the princes, providing that a mediatory commission be appointed to bring about a peaceful resolution of the theological controversy.
Yoo et al (2004) suggested that a LTB4-BLT2-linked cascade has a crucial mediatory function in cell transformation induced by oncogenic Ha-RasV12.
Only a small amount of I2, 0.08 M, was enough as a mediator in an I2 mediatory system, while the higher concentration, 1.7 M, was needed in the case of KI mediatory system.
Earlier reports also demonstrated the same with the transcription factor NF-κB and c-jun playing a significant mediatory role therein [51], [52].
To further investigate a potential mediatory role for ceramide during 4HPR action, we determined the effects of ceramide synthase activators and inhibitors and glucosylceramide synthase inhibition.
Although elevation of this sphingolipid is associated with the cytotoxic action of 4-HPR, a major mediatory role for ceramide in this context remains equivocal.
