Sentence examples for essential intermediaries from inspiring English sources

Awareness of sensations are not, for Reid, essential intermediaries for formation of perceptual beliefs.

CD4+ Th cells are essential intermediaries of the adaptive immune system, which instruct innate effector cells and amplify their responses mainly through the secretion of specific cytokines.

Detailed studies of oligodendrocyte excitotoxicity have shown that Bax and calpain are essential intermediaries (Sánchez-Gómez et al., 2011), and that Ca2+-induced calcium release through ryanodine receptors also contributes to mitochondrial dysfunction and ER (endoplasmic reticulum) stress (Ruiz et al, 2010).

It is important, for example, that a single-minded focus on securing commitment to the "author pays" model of open access – often referred to as "gold OA" – should not undermine efforts to create what many in the open access community consider an essential intermediary step, namely the setting up of open repositories (the "green OA" route).

But Bosch was so popular among Cuban exiles that the Miami City Commission once declared a Dr. Orlando Bosch Day, and when President George H. W. Bush ordered Bosch to be set free in 1990, most observers regarded Jeb Bush as the essential intermediary in the case.

Otherwise core-calibrated log data constitute an essential intermediary.

Cardwell acted as an essential intermediary, the court heard, receiving the weapons before trans- ferring them to his gangland contact for onward sale.

Making the banks safer by paying them to hold $2.7 trillion excess reserves reduces their ability to act as an essential intermediary between the money from their depositors, excluding required reserves, and the banks' purchase of income earning assets, such as loans to businesses and consumers.

Homocysteine is an essential intermediary in the metabolism of methionine to the S-adenosylmethionine compound.

Reduced Tet2 function possibly contributes to perturbed conversion of mC to hmC, an essential intermediary in the demethylation process.

I argue that Warnock's importance lay in the way she presented external arbitration as an essential intermediary between the political demand for accountability and the professional desire for legitimacy.