It was found that their synergistic action is not straightforwardly related to their activity for NO oxidation to NO2.
This study best exemplified the most impactful feature of HS-AFM that direct observation of single protein molecules in biological action immediately and straightforwardly recounts in detail and provides great insights into how the protein functions.
In a seminal article, Swidler challenged the idea that cultural values straightforwardly shape action, arguing instead that cultural discourses provide people with potential lines of action strategies that they may draw upon selectively in the course of their daily lives.
(It should be noted that Scheffler's ultimate conclusion, that "morality itself actually incorporates reasons of partiality" in the sense that "such reasons bear directly on the rightness or wrongness of actions" would rule out not only straightforwardly act consequentialist theories but many though not all types of deontological theory as well).
What appears as a straightforwardly stylish and violent action film, starring Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw, turns out to be the result of much push-and-pull in board rooms, in editing rooms, and on location.
From the perspective of the woman herself, the avoidance of risk is not always or straightforwardly the best course of action.
Not all conservatives who oppose government action to tackle climate change are religious: plenty of businesses straightforwardly oppose rules which they fear will cost money and jobs.
Mr. Ashford and Mr. Branagh have given us a straightforwardly medieval "Macbeth" that's as loaded with action, intrigue and varieties of lust as "The White Queen," the War of the Roses potboiler that's currently entrancing British television audiences.
Neil is, quite simply and straightforwardly, an agent provocateur, a character inserted in the story to generate action, the playwright's own manipulating finger onstage.
Some appear straightforwardly illustrative.
