The phrase "according to indirect" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to be usable.
Example: "According to indirect sources, the information may not be reliable."
Alternatives: "based on indirect" or "as per indirect".
We only included cases in which there were positive cultures for melioidosis or high blood titer according to indirect hemagglutination (IHA).
According to indirect realism, we acquire knowledge of external objects by virtue of perceiving something else, namely appearances or sense-data.
According to indirect perception accounts, in normal sensation the mind's perception of bodies is mediated by an awareness of its ideas of those bodies.
Administered calories were adapted according to indirect calorimetry performed twice weekly.
Administered calories was adapted according to indirect calorimetry using the Deltatrac™ II (Datex-Ohmeda, GE Healthcare Chalfont St Giles, Bucks UK) performed at least twice weekly.
Weijs et al. [ 33] studied mechanically ventilated critically ill patients who were given nutrition according to indirect calorimetry and a protein target of 1.2 g/kg body weight.
Each question could be answered according to direct exposure or indirect exposure (i.e. witnessing an event or a person close to them experiencing an event).
Improvements in the technique of prefabrication according to the indirect method and in the manufacture of tessera material led to a veritable mass production, which has put its mark on countless churches, town halls and opera houses.
The bulk of the data confirmed that methane partial oxidation proceeds according to an indirect reaction scheme consisting of CH4 deep oxidation, secondary reactions of CH4 reforming responsible for syngas formation, the water gas shift reaction, and consecutive oxidations of H2 and CO.
According to the indirect (or, as it is sometimes called, representative) theory of perception, we perceive external objects only by perceiving some intermediate object, a sense datum.
Dark matter is distributed throughout the universe in giant, football-shaped clumps, according to new, indirect images of the mysterious substance that holds galaxies and galaxy clusters together.
