Sentence examples for in which mediator from inspiring English sources

To determine how activator binding might affect pol II orientation, we isolated human Mediator pol II TFIIF complexes in which Mediator was not bound to an activator.

A recent cryo-electron microscopy (EM) analysis revealed that pol II adopted a stable orientation within a Mediator pol II TFIIF assembly in which Mediator was bound to the activation domain of viral protein 16 (VP16).

It was the third time, all in February, in which mediators intervened in the lockout.

A Nusra commander said the Syrian regime had released more than 150 prisoners in exchange, after negotiations in which mediators from Qatar (a big backer of Nusra) were closely involved.

By computing mediator query capabilities, and representing them in the same way as those of data sources, we enable mediators to be used by other mediators, and we also make it easier for end users to know in advance which mediator queries are feasible.

MET is the most common electron transfer mode used in MFCs and can be classified into two sub-types [11]: Indirect transfer systems that involve freely diffusing mediator molecules (i.e. diffusive MET) Indirect transfer systems in which the mediator is integrated into the electrode or the cell membrane (i.e. non-diffusive MET).

Indirect transfer systems in which the mediator is integrated into the electrode or the cell membrane (i.e. non-diffusive MET).

Next month ABC will air Contact, a one-hour special in which spiritual mediator George Anderson will help celebrities chat with the dead.

Get their opinions of the mediators' strong and weak points and areas in which their mediators were effective in helping to bring about resolution.

Therefore this term should not be used to describe the appearances of a tendon using a US or an MRI. 2. Inflammation is most appropriately described by; A. A "multi-mediated phenomenon, of a pattern type in which all mediators would come and go at the appropriate moment... increasing vascular permeability, attracting leucocytes, producing pain, local edema and necrosis".

Another common context for pathological bone loss is rheumatoid arthritis, in which inflammatory mediators such as TNFα promote OC differentiation and activation leading to local osteolysis.