Sentence examples for mediate tied from inspiring English sources

Essentially, what lies in wait across Lake Erie in Bloomfield Township, Mich., could prove to be this year's most challenging layout, exceeding the difficulty of the United States Open setup at Torrey Pines Golf Course, where Woods and Rocco Mediate tied at one-under-par 283, forcing the 19-hole playoff won by Woods in dramatic fashion.

At the time, Appleby was leading the tournament and Mediate was tied for second.

VEGF induces WPB exocytosis, mediates Tie-2 shedding, and regulates Ang-1 and Ang-2 function [11], [14].

He somehow managed to gouge his ball onto the green, to the right of the pin. Lee Westwood, the only other player with a chance to tie Mediate, failed to birdie the final hole and finished one stroke back at 284.

This study is the first report on whole-genome joint mRNA and miRNA profile analysis from individual native brain tissue from HIV+ patients with and without dementia and it underscores the important role of intrinsic functional correlation between mRNA-miRNA, which is closely tied to HIV-mediated neurodegeneration.

"Tomorrow will be survival, period," said Mediate, whose three-under-par 67 tied him with Cink and Mike Allen for low round of the day.

Yet psychological constructs are believed to mediate this process and are especially tied to the distress perceived because of the tinnitus [ 4– 6].

Ang-1 induces capillary sprouting activity through nondirectional and directional migration mediated by Tie-2 but not Tie-1 receptor and induces tyrosine phosphorylation of FAK which is dependent on PI3K activity [ 40– 40].

Third in the US Open, only one shot out of the play-off between Woods and Rocco Mediate, the 35-year-old from Worksop was tied for second in last week's World Golf Championship event at Firestone.

Immigration-enforced colonization, then, was one of the first moments when land was tied to an idea of progress mediated by the labor of the civilized.

However, the desired GvT effect is intrinsically tied to an often-pronounced GvHD, mediated by allo-reactive T cells.