Sentence examples for mediate would have from inspiring English sources

As he sat in the clubhouse eating lunch this afternoon, Rocco Mediate would have gladly traded his meal for a place on this year's Ryder Cup team.

I can't recall what we finally paid Herbie, but, now that I try to reconstruct the issues, it occurs to me that if we had retained some Talmudic scholars to mediate they would have decided that Alice was right.

He gave the example of a friend who was quoted as saying he never understood what made Mediate believe he would have success as a professional golfer.

Had he mediated the result would have been that the true mother relinquished her son.

If the deprivation of substrates for HsPDF eliminated actinonins cytotoxic activity, then the mechanism of apoptosis mediated by actinonin would have to be via HsPDF and not an off-target of actinonin.

This championship has a recent history of providing surprising winners — the New Zealander Michael Campbell in 2005 and Angel Cabrera last year — but a win for Mediate would rightly have been judged in the "Foinavon wins the National" class.

It has always been puzzling how a strictly cognate system, such as the Ire1- and Hac1-mediated UPR regulatory pathway, would have evolved.

Mechanistically, if BoNT-A can bind directly and selectively to the ionic channel that mediates mechanical pain, one would have expected the toxin to have an almost immediate effect on mechanical transduction and thus on the pain.

However, SnRK1.1 (represented by Glyma08g26180 and Glyma08g26191) transcript levels remained stable during soybean embryo development [ 26], suggesting that any differential regulation mediated by this kinase would have to be at its translational and/or posttranslational levels.

If this was the case in our PC-3/VEGF-C tumor-bearing mice, the reasonably dense network of peritumoral lymphatic vessels would have mediated the spread of the tumor cells to distant sites via lymph nodes to the lungs.

The wives proved problematic during the journey as they quarrelled, sometimes supported by their husbands, and Brunner would have to mediate.