Sentence examples for great mediators of from inspiring English sources

It would be tempting to assume that microbes the great mediators of rot and recycling would be a natural enemy to high-quality fossils, but Donoghue's time spent watching shrimp waste away seems to hint at exactly the opposite.

Born in Rome and educated in Athens, Boethius was one of the great mediators and translators, living on the narrow no-man's-land that divided the epochs.

He was a great mediator, he kept the secrets of the house and we often went to him for advice," she said.

There is now a greater appreciation that certain mediators of the immune system can have a reciprocal effect on the metabolism of nutrients.

Future studies should investigate the mediators of greater prevalence of inadequate sleep observed in the black stratum, relative to the white stratum.

A. Lyons et al (2012), expressed greater perceived learning through the mediators of perceived usefulness of videos, class interactivity, and felt comfort in the class.

Further longitudinal studies on SES and incident diabetes with more refined measures of stress and other psychosocial factors are advisable to determine the role of these and other factors as mediators of the greater risk of Type 2 diabetes related to lower SES in Western developed countries.

A greater understanding of mechanisms and mediators of vascular dysfunction and inflammatory processes in the aortic vasculature that manifest as atherosclerotic disease are needed in order to promote the development of novel prevention and treatment strategies.

A set of genes that has received a great deal of interest as possible mediators of developmental programming effects are imprinted genes.

This may suggest that, even if hub proteins and disease proteins are trivially of great interest, mediators may also deserve more attention, especially if disease-disease associations are to be understood.

The potential mediators of PI-DR are of great interest and warrant further study.