Sentence examples for mediator through which from inspiring English sources

In other words: Does acceptance represent a generative mechanism (i.e., a mediator) through which indicators 'affect' intention?

Satisfaction is thus an important mediator, through which utilitarian utility (− .073, p < .05, see Table 5) and pleasure (− .171, p < .01, see Table 5) can significantly reduce consumer return intention.

Accordingly, we examined concern as a potential mediator through which a health media campaign might result in greater intentions to undergo screening for oral and pharyngeal cancer.

Methylation efficiency measured using urinary arsenic metabolites such as urinary MMA%, which has been positively associated with CVD risk in our population (Chen et al. 2013b), may be a mediator through which genetic factors are related to CVD risk.

First, the G protein 'subunit' called Gβγ (a tightly bound complex of β and γ protein polypeptides) is the major mediator through which GPCR stimulation opens GIRK channels (Pfaffinger et al., 1985; Logothetis et al., 1987; Reuveny et al., 1994; Wickman et al., 1994; Huang et al., 1995; Inanobe et al., 1995; Kofuji et al., 1995; Krapivinsky et al., 1995).

Subsequently, Ras homolog enriched in brain (Rheb) was identified as the mediator through which the TSC proteins regulate the mTOR Complex 1 (mTORC1), and the sequence of the 'canonical' TSC/Rheb/mTORC1 pathway was established (Castro et al, 2003; Garami et al, 2003; Inoki et al, 2003a; Saucedo et al, 2003; Stocker et al, 2003; Zhang et al, 2003).

This paper reports analyses conducted to identify the mediators through which the program influenced adolescent smoking and drinking.

Several studies have examined health behaviors as potential mediators through which stress affects health, but few have examined their potential to ameliorate the effects of stress on physiology.

Therefore, epigenetic mechanisms begin to emerge as mediators through which environment modulates neurogenesis with long-lasting and stable repercussions in several behavioural and cognitive domains.

Our program theory describes how this participation sets in motion a number of causal processes (mediators) through which the intervention ultimately leads to better program outcomes.

This prompted us to search for possible transcriptional regulators differentially expressed in YSK4425 as these could be the potential mediators through which AfsS may exert its control on downstream targets.