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Meanings of mediate in English

Portuguese
mediar
Catalan
intercedir
Spanish
mediar

Act between parties with a view to reconciling differences.

mediar

Being neither at the beginning nor at the end in a series.

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Acting through or dependent on an intervening agency.

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Usage of mediate in English
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However, the molecular mechanisms which mediate these important changes are poorly understood.
Pubmed
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The local and central governments have previously tied to mediate without success.
Reuters
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The enmity has impaired efforts to mediate an end to the crisis.
Reuters
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Several other substituted forms of cyclodextrins did not mediate significant antiviral effects.
Pubmed
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She was willing to return to Karraway and mediate matters if necessary.
Ford county: stories
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Little is known, however, about the molecular mechanisms that mediate CGRP effects.
Pubmed
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Cytokines are thought to mediate the metabolic effects of the inflammatory process.
Pubmed
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Pope Francis has said the Vatican could mediate if both sides asked.
Reuters
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They were the obvious people to step in and try to mediate.
The Democracy Project
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Little is known, however, about the molecular pathways that mediate this response.
Pubmed
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These data indicate that LIBS may mediate distinct consequences of receptor occupancy.
Pubmed
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Pakistan could be in a position to help mediate in those talks.
Reuters
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The internal secretions and the vegetative system mediate the primary soul stuff.
The Glands Regulating Personality / A Study of the Glands of Int...
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Thus, one possibility is that ketones may mediate neuroprotection through antioxidant activity.
Pubmed
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The complex molecular mechanisms that mediate secondary axonal degeneration remain poorly understood.
Pubmed
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Iran denies any involvement and has offered to mediate in the war.
Reuters
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Translations for mediate
Mediate through the time
Mediate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare