Sentence examples for mediated not only from inspiring English sources

Inflammatory mediators and cytokines were mediated not only by NF-κB but also by another transcription factor, AP-1, which is activated by JNK [ 6, 7].

He has mediated not only in Côte d'Ivoire but also in Togo and Niger.

The neuroprotective effects were mediated not only by GDNF, but also by the antioxidant GSH since its depletion reduced the level of GDNF protection.

This suggests that the binding of the glycoside-bearing HPMA copolymer DOX conjugates to the cells was mediated not only by galectin-3.

This article draws on ethnographic materials to understand Senegalese sickle cell trait suffering as an instance of social suffering mediated not only through cultural and biological forms, but also through cultural and biological |[lsquo]|options|[rsquo]| to be sick.

Together, these results suggest that invasion resistance is mediated not only by competitive exclusion of the pathogen due to similar niche breadth but is also affected by competitive interactions within the resident microbial community.

In particular, the frontal subcortical circuits might mediate not only symptomatic expression but also cognitive expression in patients with OCD.

The plethora of biological substrates, receptors and pathways for 5-HT are candidates to mediate not only the therapeutic actions of SSRIs, but also their side effects.

The TAR binding motif of Tat also contains a protein transduction domain, PTD that mediates not only nuclear localization of Tat but is also capable of transducing cargo across cellular membranes.

Alveolar macrophages are also activated by cyclic stretch [6], and have been shown to mediate not only inflammation, but also barrier dysfunction [6 8].

The solitary voice of reason here is that of a third researcher, Claud (Patricia Huston), who mediates not only the fierce battles between science (T. C). and humanism (Jake), but between still deeper notions of right and wrong.