Sentence examples for be able to mediate from inspiring English sources
The peptide A25 was then conjugated on the surface of liposomes and shown to be able to mediate specific liposomal drug delivery to CD40L + cells.
In order to succeed in a geographically distributed situation a computer support system must be able to mediate this kind of communication in product concept design.
It might also stand athwart the Tigris and Euphrates valley like a new colossus, though many specialists on Iraq are skeptical that the country and any new government will be able to mediate a century of internal grievances and ethnic divisions once the iron fist is removed.
Unlike certain other sports – for instance Aussie Rules, which I pick on for no reason other than that the issue was brought to mind by this piece in the Sydney Morning Herald – football seems to have (historically justified) faith that coaches and players will be able to mediate their own way away from predictability or, worse, unwatchability.
As we move into our telemetric future, we will soon be able to mediate our experience in the world through apps.
Before entering a partnership with a Chinese company, you should find an "uncle --a person both parties truncle --aill be able to mediate differences.
The RhoA-mediated mechanism is able to mediate uptake of both gold particles, ricin-HRP and HRP.
The V3C-type and V3L-type Abs generated by the vaccinations were able to mediate virus neutralization.
"Here this artwork was able to mediate a relationship, and change a relationship from something pretty nasty to something good," said Mr. Powell, an instructor at Temple University.
Furthermore, the m33-transduced CD4+ T cells were able to mediate antigen-specific rejection of 6-day-old tumors.
