Sentence examples for mediated by local from inspiring English sources

Figure 3 Impact of neighbouring influences mediated by local context.

Although accumulation of IP3Rs through lateral diffusion in ER-lysosome MCSs has not yet been demonstrated directly, constitutive Ca2+ release mediated by local enriched IP3Rs has been reported on ER-mitochondrial MCSs (Szabadkai et al., 2006; Cardenas et al., 2010).

As pointed out by Gipps and Stobart (2009; Stobart, 2005), what constitutes test fairness is situated in broad social-economic and historical contexts and is mediated by local socio-cultural perspectives and constraints.

Conclusion: These findings provide further evidence that the lung-maturing effects of intra-amniotic endotoxin are mediated by local factors in the respiratory system rather than by systemic inflammatory responses.

In their view, Nussbaum and Okin do not pay sufficient attention to the ways that justice and injustice are mediated by local conditions in their attempts to identify universal moral ideals.

Multifunctionality can be interpreted as having 'direct' expression only at the 'lower' geographical scales (i.e. farm, community and regional levels in particular) while the regional, national and global levels show 'indirect' expressions of multifunctionality that are mediated by local level actors in order to find tangible expression on the ground.

In the study by Hazard, surgery strongly protected against uncontrolled chest wall disease, suggesting that the impact of local therapy on survival may be mediated by better local control [ 12].

Should this behaviour be regulated by the law, let alone mediated by police, local authority and court intervention?

The study finds that farmer participation in these national environmental programs is mediated by both local and imported institutions.

To date, most of the cardiac effects of cell-based therapy are believed to be mediated by a local angiogenic response rather than by the formation of neosyncytial contractile units such as had initially been hoped for.

Overall, these results suggest that interindividual interactions play a greater role in inducing the movement of migratory band-forming Mormon crickets than do endogenous behavioural-phase changes mediated by high local rearing density.