Sentence examples for mediate a different from inspiring English sources
However, IR-phosphorylated IRS6 does not bind to any SH2 domain-containing proteins, which indicates that it may mediate a different branch of the insulin signaling pathway (Cai et al., 2003).
The amygdala, on the other hand, is thought to mediate a different motivational variable, and that is the emotional state of animals (Johansen et al., 2011).
Despite the similarity of their actions in vitro, each of the TGF- β isoforms appears to mediate a different set of actions in vivo.
We propose that the majority of CM neurons, however, mediate a different kind of prediction: not of sensory input itself, but its precision.
These data suggest that a correct protein conformation is important for Tld activity, or that CUB1 and CUB3 mediate a different protein interaction that is important for Sog binding (see later).
It is already known that, in TUs, discoordinate expression occurs when the product of an individual gene needs to be expressed apart from the others to mediate a different role.
IPA was used to evaluate whether or not chemically dispersed oil mediated a different toxic response compared to mechanically dispersed oil.
Each terminus/transposase combination appears to mediate a slightly different version of the "cut-and-paste" mobilization mechanism, ensuring transposition specificity [ 49].
Exposure of such effector cells to IL-9 either in vivo as a consequence of IL-2-mediated induction of IL-9 in ILC2 cells or during in vitro culture might result in improved survival, that could facilitate enhanced functional responses of all T cells that express IL-9 receptor and thus mediate a diversity of different functions.
In 2007, Horner et al. [ 23] concluded that plasma from septic patients contains substances mediating a substantially different immune response pattern compared with plasma from critically ill nonseptic patients.
In accordance with Article 44 of the ROC Constitution, I have the power to mediate a dispute between the different branches of government.
