Indeed, most Arab states, including Syria, enthusiastically support Turkey's bid to join the European Union, viewing Turkey as a vital intermediary to Western markets that might otherwise be off limits.
Bid, the BH3 interacting domain death agonist, serves as a vital intermediary in the 'cross-talk' that can occur between the intrinsic and extrinsic pathways [ 8].
This stance, I argue, framed bioethics as a vital intermediary between politics, the public, and biomedicine, and explains the growth and endurance of what the Guardian identified as an ethics industry.
On the other hand, the insect fat body is a dynamic tissue, which plays vital roles in intermediary metabolism, energy storage/utilization, detoxification and immune response [7], [8].
Early in the recovery effort, General O'Dell's predecessor, Donald E. Powell, who stepped down last month, played a vital role as the intermediary between Washington and New Orleans, sometimes resisting local demands and sometimes advocating for them.
In 2008, he told Tuck Today, the school's alumni magazine, that he thought the crisis was the fault of no single person or entity, but rather the combined effects of mortgage originators, borrowers, rating agencies and other intermediaries all missing vital warning signs that the sector was collapsing.
Developing strong partnerships with research users, other research organisations, knowledge intermediaries and other stakeholders is vital for effective communication.
"In addition, it is vital that there be a set of financial intermediaries, who are at least as competent and sophisticated at receiving, processing, and interpreting financial information... as the companies are at delivering it".
Moreover, the non-profit community is vital for private sector employment growth through the efforts of workforce intermediaries that train and place workers.
