Sentence examples for generation of intermediaries from inspiring English sources

European companies that make sensitive nuclear parts are usually alert enough, these days, not to sell to Iranian agents directly, so Iran has turned to a new generation of intermediaries who are "a mixture of normal criminals," said Benedikt Welfens, a Potsdam prosecutor in charge of a widespread investigation into nuclear smuggling involving German companies.

This essentially describes the two salient functions of mitochondria described in most biochemistry textbooks: production of ATP, and the generation of intermediary metabolites.

This has been explained by a need for glucose for expression of glycolytic enzymes and intermediates [ 109], as well as generation of intermediary metabolites for the initial steps of the xylose metabolism and the pentose phosphate pathway [ 108].

These observations are consistent with the notion that Hsp expression in shoots results from UV-B induced activation of Hsfs, possibly HsfA4a and HsfA8, with the generation of H2O2 as an intermediary signal.

Public incentives for the generation of innovative and entrepreneurial ecosystems include stimulating the creation of intermediaries to act as brokers in the innovation process between different institutional spheres, to reduce transaction costs (Technopolis 2015) and to surpass their own limitations of distance to localised actors (Fuerlinger et al 2015).

"Beware of intermediaries!" they said.

We support a human network of intermediaries.

For one thing, the use of intermediaries is less common.

The decline of intermediaries and the rise of complexity is Greg Smith's topic and complaint: he liked being an intermediary; he is uncomfortable with the new complexity.

Based on this survey, we propose a detailed taxonomy of intermediaries and identify key features of emerging intermediary infrastructures.

It also highlights role of intermediaries in the investment process.