It may be an attempt to honor the book's mournful tone, but theater thrives on immediacy and the evocation of experience that hasn't already been mediated for us.
It was demonstrated that this amplification of the ion radiation effects is mediated, for >90%, by the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) (indirect effects).
Genomic proximity is known to enhance coordinated expression [52], [53], which is mediated, for example, by local chromatin folding.
Such regulation could be mediated for example by squelching of a BPTF transcriptional repressor (as in dominant negative mechanisms) by the miscoded BPTF.
These effects are mediated, for example, by hypoxic regulation of cytokine release [ 25] and regulation of tumor suppressors and oncogenes [ 26].
In Japanese patients with NAFLD, obesity tended to be associated with the risk of BE, and this risk appeared to be mediated for the most part by abdominal visceral adiposity.
Mr. Weiss, the Bronx-born son of an accountant, would not be mediating for the money.
He added: "I'm upset they say that I could be mediating for Messi to come to Chelsea.
Perception of volatile semiochemicals in mosquitoes is mediated, as for other insects, by chemosensory neurons segregated within specific olfactory sensilla located mainly on the antennae and maxillary palps.
The relationship between previous incarceration and ED use was mediated by opiate use for men but not for women.
There is some evidence that this relationship was mediated by socioeconomic status for both genders.
