Sentence examples for mediated by large from inspiring English sources
Olfactory recognition is mediated by large repertoires of olfactory receptors (ORs), which activate a G-protein-mediated transduction cascade, located in the cilia of olfactory sensory neurons [ 1, 2].
In addition, repeated evolution of quantitative traits mediated by large effect alleles is found across plant phylogeny.
Rather, "their interrelations are mediated by large arrays of complex psychic structures, such as mood, energy, and interest" (1979, pp. 738 9).
The standard neurophysiological techniques such as nerve conduction studies, trigeminal reflexes and somatosensory evoked potentials are mediated by large non-nociceptive afferent fibres (Aβ-fibres), and are widely used for assessing peripheral and central nervous system diseases.
The current study, for which ethical approval was obtained, was designed to assess the extent to which the tenderness or mechanical allodynia observed in delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) might be mediated by large diameter myelinated nerve fibres.
This uptake is mediated by large structures, so called superchannels, which form a pit in the outer membrane, and which function as a funnel or concentrator (for review, see [84]).
The findings also reveal that these individualized responses were directed by students' commitment to various positions in their self-valued identities and mediated by larger ideological structures associated with the high-stakes testing regimes.
Voluntary visual attentional control has been found to be mediated by large-scale distributed cortical regions across the frontal, parietal and visual cortices, called the dorsal attention network (DAN) [1] [4].
However, this mutant lacks the dramatic reduction in CtpS activity mediated by large-scale assembly into filaments.
Such coordinated regulation of developmental and functional events is likely mediated by large-scale changes in gene expression [ 29, 30].
Another possible explanation is that host adaptation by B. pertussis is thought to have been mediated by large-scale gene loss and inactivation (32), which may have led to a small number of pathogenic loci that are responsible for determining host susceptibility.
