Everything we have is already mediated to some extent; it's known to us only because it's been processed and passed on.
"Sometimes it's just mediating to everybody.
In the assembly assay, a slyD mutant of E. coli C, kindly provided by BA Fane, was used because of its resistance to protein E mediated lysis allowing us to follow the accumulation of viable phages inside the cell [ 46, 47].
He mediates this world to us in some ways similarly to the way in which Mrs Molesworth mediates the fairies and shadows of The Cuckoo Clock.
Furthermore, we hereby invite all concerned countries, nearby and distant, to mediate between us and you, in order to reinstate the cease-fire that ended earlier this month.
Though Unitarian, he was of the theist branch, Deb would tell me in bed, hoping to mediate between us.
One of the things that struck me was the title of the third chapter, "Fighting Life: 1918-1945," where violence is centered as a force that mediates Native lives — violence done to us, to each other and to ourselves — and not necessarily physical violence, but fighting as a force that drives us to continue to adapt and survive in the modern world.
Until then, though, let's not pretend that we need to record, filter, and mediate everything that happens to us with today's awkward, crude, and unsuitable technology.
Similarly, appreciation for the central role played by the CXCR3/CCR5 cluster in mediating TSD leads us to the investigation of its expression by TILs.
