The study demonstrates that BIS can partially explain the pathway between mindfulness and well-being, suggesting that BIS may be a mediator of the effects of mindfulness.
Mr. Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, said his candidate was not bound by convention and looked to start conversations, not to be a mediator of topics.
Current evidence suggests that bacterial vaginosis, which is a likely risk factor for HIV infection, may be a mediator of the association between intravaginal practices and HIV.
This suggests that melatonin may be a mediator of the differences seen between LD and LL lighting conditions and may have important immune modulating properties.
There were also many pathways enriched relating to the phosphoinositide 3-kinase (PI3K) pathway, a pathway highly involved in intracellular regulation of chemotaxis and previously shown to be a mediator of keratinocyte, neutrophil, and neural progenitor cell electrotaxis36,49.
As nitric oxide (NO) is postulated to be a mediator of the effects of pre-slaughter stress on meat quality the aims of this experiment were to investigate the effects of modulating NO pharmacologically on meat quality of sedentary lambs.
In conclusion, increased perilipin expression in subcutaneous fat after rosiglitazone treatment is likely to be a mediator of reduced lipolysis, resulting in lipid storage in subcutaneous fat, fat redistribution, and insulin sensitization.
NO is known to be a mediator of Ca2+ homeostasis in a highly complex and cell-specific manner and although Ca2+ homeostasis has been explored in human oral cancer cells, the exact mechanisms are not completely understood.
Nitric oxide (NO) is a free radical known to be a major regulator of vascular tonus, to inhibit cell proliferation, induce apoptosis, and be a mediator of macrophage cytostatic and cytotoxic effects.
Neuroendocrine functioning may be a mediator of such outcomes.
We now tested whether altered ATP release might also be a mediator of ouabain's effect on outflow facility.
