Sentence examples for mediate about from inspiring English sources

Now I mediate about 20 minutes in the morning and 20 minutes in the evening.

Recent data suggest that carotid chemoreceptors are sensitized during exercise and so mediate about one-third of the increase in sympathetic activity during exercise in healthy humans.

Media use mediated about a quarter and familial leisure activity a sixth of the total association when comparing girls with tertiary and primary educated parents.

As VRACs mediated about half of isotonic cisplatin uptake, downregulation of LRRC8 subunits could have significant impact on tumor drug resistance.

In separate tubes, estrogenic compounds at nonsaturating concentration mediating about 80% MELN cell activity or 0.1% methanol extract for environmental samples, were prepared 4×-concentrated and preincubated with the same volume of 4×-concentrated purified recombinant ER-α(1 100 nM final concentration) in test culture medium at 4°C for 16 hr.

Tomlinson is wholly optimistic about technology's potential to mediate awareness about the need for urgent response: "If issues are presented to the people of the world in a compelling way, however, from both grassroots and governmental levels, it is possible that people may work together to come up with a viable future".

Like a conductor of a dog-whistling orchestra, the Coalition's right flank has drawn their prime minister into a phoney panic based on a few bumps in the operations of an otherwise smooth process aimed to mediate complaints about racially informed comments that cause hurt and distress.

Especially in situations in which end-user visualization environments are enlisted to facilitate learning and to build design consensus, we hypothesize that a key benefit is their ability to mediate conversations about a scientific domain of interest.

However, a spokesperson for Accreditation Canada told VICE News that the group does not "investigate or mediate complaints" about these facilities, and that a single complaint "would not lead us to revoke the accreditation status of an organisation".

These three distinct systems mediate information about the presence of chemicals in the environment.

In Ontario, Canada, a neutral panel known as the Consent and Capacity Board is often convened to mediate disputes about patient care [ 22].