Sentence examples for mediated beyond from inspiring English sources
As much as free software folks bemoan the loss of the general purpose computer, in a few years our experience in consuming content will be mediated beyond recognition.
The regulation is mediated by interactions beyond individual levels of cell function.
Iconoclasm responds to the way images are more than their literal existence — the way they mediate something beyond their materiality.
Further discussion on the detailed mechanisms of the repair systems mediated by NHEJ is beyond the scope of this review; instead we will focus on how DSBs are repaired error-free by HR, the various sub-types of HR and the molecular mechanisms regulating HR.
Taken together these data suggests that the duration of beneficial effects mediated by SAP extends beyond its systemic half-life, and that the site of action may be in the circulation as well as in the lung.
Further assessment of LHA ghrelin mediated feeding behavior is beyond the scope of this manuscript and will require future experiments.
Confirmation of whether the mechanism by which GLN treatment causes a decrease in RAGE expression is mediated by proteolysis is beyond the scope of this study.
They are now known to activate a wide variety of signalling and regulatory pathways, beyond those mediated by classical heterotrimeric G proteins.
In the 20 years since the discovery of the CB2-receptor isoform, there have been a number of anomalous results that suggest that cannabinoid agonists exert actions beyond those mediated by CB1 or CB2.
The change in RR of O given E observed by including D as a covariate, ie, corresponding to Jiang et al's third ad hoc approach [ 8] but now with an appropriate balance between cases and NC, would describe the relative change in O risk given E above and beyond that mediated by D. In our example, this adjusted RR is 1.97 (95% CI,.49 8.0).
Cell death after traumatic cartilage impact occurs in two phases: an immediate phase due to cell necrosis, followed by a subsequent spreading of cell death mediated by apoptotic mechanisms beyond the initial area to the surrounding unimpacted regions [ 12, 26- 29], leading to expansion of the original lesion [ 9].
