Here a young man allergic to sunlight spends his days in a heavily curtained suburban bedroom, his impressions of the outside world entirely mediated through American TV sitcoms.
The influence of inhibition was entirely mediated by episodic memory performance and individual differences in episodic memory performance could account for the age-related increase in false memories.
A big part of this, in societies whose politics are almost entirely mediated, is how good the candidates themselves are in crafting their performances to relevant media, old and new.
In questioning the location of the Okinawa bases and seeking a relationship with China not entirely mediated by Washington, the new government is not attempting to demote Japan's alliance with the United States.
Hearing this, their friend Stefanos offers an excited description of "the sex of the future," which he imagines as a streamlined, entirely mediated and customized pornographic experience that has no use for things like chance, impulse or longing.
Thus, it appears that the relationship between Parental Education and Literacy and Numeracy is largely, but not entirely, mediated through Educational Attainment.
If factors of production are perfectly mobile, immigration will tend to exert no local effects these effects would be entirely mediated through general equilibrium impacts on the larger market.
Indeed, those gates that have been shown to be universal in a direct implementation of the circuit model cannot in general be utilised to implement quantum computations entirely mediated via an ancilla.
Results indicated that whereas gestures (15 months), as well as language (2 and 3 years), were correlated with later EF (φs ≥.44), the effect was entirely mediated through later language.
Conversely, the effect of ME could have been entirely mediated by activity-independent mechanisms.
Two following genome-wide association studies confirmed that the association between FTO and type 2 diabetes was entirely mediated by the effect of FTO on fatness [8], [9].
