Sentence examples for complete mediator from inspiring English sources

These data suggest that behavioral skills was a complete mediator between information, motivation and behavior.

Our data support the idea that genes showing NF-κB/ISGF3 cooperation require both transcription factors to associate with a complete mediator complex.

The data show that ISGF3 and NF-κB interact to assemble a complete mediator at the Nos2 TSS, with recruitment of the kinase module and MED1 completely dependent on NF-κB and recruitment of other subunits requiring STAT1, with various degrees of input from NF-κB signaling.

Considering the complete list of mediator proteins, Gene ontology (GO) enrichment analysis confirmed a significant involvement of metabolic signaling regulating energy homeostasis, lipid and glucose metabolism.

The complete lists of mediator proteins and the sub-list related to tauopathies (Table  1) were used to extract the most representative GO biological process terms (i.e., the ones that are over-represented, but that do not refer to most general biological processes).

A short questionnaire completed by the mediator recorded details about the school and its local environment.

A further very brief questionnaire also completed by the mediator documented non-participation.

In particular, among the metabolic-related GO terms indicated by the functional enrichment analysis of the complete list of mediators and of the tauopathies-associated sub-list, autophagy was selected for further analysis.

Functional enrichment analyses of GO biological process terms were also performed for the complete list of mediators, showing metabolic related terms, immune response and inflammatory processes, and cell surface receptor signaling pathways.

Our docked model provides a more detailed map of the locations of Middle module subunits across the pol II surface, and therefore allows a more complete interpretation of the Mediator portion of the map of Plaschka et al. (2015).

There may be a political cost to Mr Rajoy of allowing the mediators to complete the disarmament.