Sentence examples for this intermediation from inspiring English sources

A promising candidate for this intermediation role is the ANT, which is a component of the mitochondria permeability transition pore (PTP) and exert its pore-forming function by interacting with VDAC at mitochondrial contact sites.

This financial intermediation in more advanced economies is one basis for increasing the production of goods and services and stimulating new innovative businesses.

Without this crucial intermediation, children's vocabulary growth becomes vulnerable and stunted, which grossly affects the trajectory of their first and second language development.

This hugely inefficient intermediation of funds, in effect, represents the massive bilking of urban and (particularly) rural households by the state sector.

To get the threads of his thought off his mind onto mine with the intermediation of his too exasperating style has been too much for me.

This concept of "authorized intermediation" simplifies the government's regulatory burden.

This lack of effective financial intermediation, combined with a low savings rate, means that the economy continues to face capacity constraints.Mindful of these funding shortfalls, the government has sought to attract greater foreign direct investment (FDI).

This article conceptualises and analyses intermediation between supply and demand using the example of public procurement of innovation.

A minimum price of around €40/tCO2 should be attained to maintain present support levels for wind and this excludes income risks and intermediation costs.

This paper investigates the issue of intermediation and the role of intermediaries in the innovation process.

The result of this contradiction is an understanding of intermediation that, despite its focus on human actions, ends up describing intermediation as a dehumanized process in which the information travels through the intermediary from A to B without change: a perfect game of Chinese Whispers.