Sentence examples for large intermediary from inspiring English sources

The foundation responds, "Much of our grant-making goes to large intermediary partners that in turn provide funding and support to those doing the work in the field, often to developing country institutions.

It's a movement that benefits both sides, with farmers earning for what they produce, without paying large intermediary fees to wholesalers.

Insulin resistance, although strongly associated with inflammation, does not seem to play a large intermediary role.

Both reference-based mapping and de novo assembly are computationally intensive, generating large intermediary data files, and thus require bioinformatics skills that are often lacking in the laboratories producing the data.

The consistent pattern observed that the majority of the associations between the inflammation markers and cardiometabolic risk factors remained strong after addition of M/ I to the model and regression coefficients only slightly decreased suggests that insulin resistance is not a large intermediary factor.

But nearly all existing knowledge on radial variation in wood chemistry is based on patterns observed in temperate conifers, and generalized from categorical comparisons between heartwood vs. sapwood, not accounting for large intermediary zones in tree stems (Lachenbruch et al. 2011).

Furthermore, the different approach of large intermediaries compared to small banks towards qualitative information is confirmed by the 2007 data (Table 4).

Large intermediaries or globally relevant nodes in the network represented by high betweenness and closeness are not roles that increase the risk of disease presence in the population of the survey, nor is the membership in within-network structures such as the giant weak component.

There is some synergy with the Goldfish financial-services business: the AA is Britain's largest insurance intermediary.

In order to better highlight the differences between large size intermediaries and small banks in the assessment of hard and soft information relating to large companies and SMEs, it was deemed appropriate to focus the review of the results on the information variables that show a statistically significant difference in medians (significance less than 0.1) according to the Mann–Whitney test.

In the light of this, we propose a 1% levy on the operations of the largest digital intermediaries with the resulting funds redistributed to non-profit ventures with a mandate to produce original local or investigative news reporting".