Sentence examples for because it is mediated from inspiring English sources

This characteristic cell death-mediated neutrophil-rich inflammation has wider significance because it is mediated by NLRP3, which responses to not only pathogens but also to danger-associated signals.

Nitrate reduction to ammonium is structure sensitive on Pt(111) and Pt(100) because it is mediated by *NO, the adsorption and reactivity of which is also structure sensitive.

Kant (1781/1999) argued that the temporal character of inner sense is possible only because it is mediated by outer intuition whose form is space.

Desktop virtualization therefore can deliver both extremes of user experience absurdly fast response because the desktop is running on a very powerful server, or an awfully choppy and discontinuous experience because it is mediated by the network.

The second type is called the "neutral-current interaction" because it is mediated by a neutral particle, the Z boson.

The first type is called the "charged-current interaction" because it is mediated by particles that carry an electric charge (the or bosons), and is responsible for the beta decay phenomenon.

They seem to be losing a tactile sense of how the world works because their connection to it is mediated through their phones, tablets and computers.

"I feel like it's got to the point where I'm processing information about Syrian refugees or the latest cat video exactly the same way, because I'm mediating it through the same screen.

Accordingly, because MIR is mediated by non-nociceptive Aβ fibres [4], and it does not provide any information on nociceptive pathways, we found that MIR abnormalities were unrelated to pain.

In Strangers on a Train, we are able to endure Bruno because he is mediated through Guy, or in the very least we aren't forced to stay with him for too long before we are shifted back to a Guy's perspective.

Because RA is mediated by Th1 cells, CD40 CD154 interaction may be an important pathogenic pathway [ 21].