Sentence examples for development of mediators from inspiring English sources

In this study, we describe the SynEx 'mediator service', a software engineering component, that is used to facilitate the development of mediators between any pair of SynEx components and to manage the corresponding interchange messages.

In the second approach, ontologies have been used as basis for the development of mediators, i.e., software entities that encompasses a global knowledge (global database schema) and, at the same time, are able to provide mappings to the specific (local) schemas to be integrated (e.g., [ 33- 36]).

This lack of applications is related with the small development of specific mediators for feedstock delignification.

These findings may lead to the development of inflammatory mediators as important biomarkers for colon cancer progression.

The missing test link between the corresponding tools that support the SDL-C co-model is addressed by proposing a heterogeneous co-simulation scheme through the development of a mediator.

Previous research mostly focused on the interrelation of parental depression, hostility, marital conflict and family functioning on child development, and mediators of these associations [ 16, 19– 219.

Vascular endothelial growth factor A (VEGFA) is a key player of vascular development and mediator of NO synthesis in the endothelium.

Since degeneration of cartilage is one of the decisive steps in OA development, dysfunction and disturbed control of mediators influencing cartilage metabolism following different pathologies of the ankle may be hypothesized [ 3].

The development of HCC involves inflammatory mediators, which promote liver cancer by compensatory proliferation of hepatocytes in response to tissue damage.

Firstly, the stress of workplace factors and unemployment may directly affect the development of coronary heart disease mediators (such as atherosclerosis or metabolic syndrome) through dysregulation of neuroendocrine pathways [ 7, 8].

However, because of the possibility of unidentified confounding variables, it is important to attempt to distinguish between factors which, although linked to increased risk, do not in themselves mediate that risk (risk indicators), as opposed to factors which directly contribute to the causal pathway leading to the development of mental illness (risk mediators).