Sentence examples for mediated with a from inspiring English sources

You need a device with which to spot the bird, and so instead of high-power binoculars it's mediated with a screen".

These closely linked carbon pools undergo complex transformations, many of which are biologically mediated, with a portion of this recently fixed carbon escaping from surface waters and being exported to deep water and underlying sediments via the so-called "biological pump" [23, 35].

In fact, the initial heart rate response to vasopressors is parasympathetically mediated with a much more delayed latency of onset of sympathetic responses [26].

Recombination was mediated with a transgenic estrogen receptor-Cre recombinase fusion, under control of the prion promoter [24] in response to a 15-day regimen of hydroxytamoxifen as previously described [7].

However, the perceptual experience mediated with a substitution device might be different from perceiving with the corresponding natural organ and therefore giving rise to transformed and extended perceptual capacities (Auvray & Myin, 2009).

Resistance to tetracycline is plasmid mediated, with a wide variety of genetic determinants [ 33].

Interaction between sympathetic nervous and immune systems is mediated with an effector arm consisting of catecholamines and inflammatory cytokines.

In order to alleviate the problem associated with this, degradation of the oil can be mediated with an environment-friendly technology and cost-saving system [ 1].

Dark-adapted responses to dim red flash at 0.3 cd·s/m which separate out bipolar cell function consequent upon phototransduction by cones (b1), from that of rods (b2): severely reduced and moderately delayed b1-wave (cone-function mediated) with an overall electronegative aspect, and moderately reduced and delayed b2-wave whillustratesates post-photoreceptor rod-mediated function.

The council refused later to mediate with a campaign group – once when asked by a county court judge and again when asked by a professional mediator.

Bodily organs in the creatures, including a central nervous system, are needed to mediate with an external environment, but there is nothing external to the universe (Hartshorne 1984, 134).