Graphical representation of the mediatory relationship between medication and sleep quality, and headache.
Some argue that these imaging differences may represent a mediatory step between genetic risk variants and the ultimate clinical phenotype (Eicher & Gruen 2013).
Mousavi also served as a member of the Expediency Council, the mediatory body meant to negotiate conflicts between the Majles (parliament) and the Council of Guardians (a body of jurists that reviews legislation and supervises elections).
In their population, various biomarkers of inflammation, coagulation, and fibrinolysis remained different between survivors and nonsurvivors, indicating a mediatory role of these systems in the pathogenesis of ALI apart from the ventilatory insult per se.
An interesting aspect of the present study is the presence of the mediatory effect of Emotion-oriented coping and Social diversion on the relationship between autistic traits and QoL.
The role they play in ritual occasions may be as containers and sacred furniture, as objects with properties necessary for worship, and as "mediatory" objects through which a magical or mystical connection is believed to be made between the human and divine worlds.
Photography is inclusive in its mediatory role.
Soon after the allies had left Beijing, Ignatyev secured, as a reward for his mediatory effort, the Sino-Russian Treaty of Beijing, which confirmed the Treaty of Aigun and ceded to Russia the territory between the Ussuri and the sea.
It would have, much as Alan Rusbridger has suggested, both a mediatory and an adjudicative function.
It failed to play a mediatory role, let alone rise to the challenges".
