The phrase "approach for indirect" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a method or strategy that is not direct, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to find an approach for indirect communication to ensure the message is received without confrontation."
Alternatives: "method for indirect" or "strategy for indirect".
Here we introduce an approach for indirect additive manufacturing of thin-walled alloy structures.
The General AntiParticle Spectrometer (GAPS) is a novel approach for indirect dark matter searches that exploits cosmic antideuterons.
Eventually, the obtained results approve the robustness of ANFIS approach for indirect estimation of MR of subgrade soils.
We do this by providing a principled approach for indirect search in which the robot can make use of known or assumed spatial relations between objects, significantly increasing the efficiency of search by first looking for an intermediate object that is easier to find.
The cost-of-illness method, and the human capital approach for indirect costs, were applied.
Based on an example evaluating HbA1c reduction with linagliptin versus sitagliptin, the model used seems a valid approach for indirect drug comparisons.
Agricultural practices (especially soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics), co-product credits from surplus electricity and uncertainties around economic modeling approaches for indirect land use change are the major areas where methodological divergences exist.
Moreover, since the apnea diagnosing is based on analysis of set of fragments partitioned from the photoplethysmography envelope recordings, a new approach for their indirect labeling is described.
The indirect treatment comparison of PFS outcomes of BEV+IFN vs SUN and vs PAZ uses the most widely applied indirect comparison approach by Bucher et al. 12 The Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health 13 and others 14, 15 have recently identified this method as the most suitable approach for performing indirect treatment comparisons of randomized controlled trials.
Although the authors name the Bucher et al methodology (Bucher et al, 1997) as 'a fairly simple analytical approach', the Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH) (Wells et al, 2009a) and others (Tudur et al, 2002; Song et al, 2003) have identified this method as the most suitable approach for performing indirect treatment comparisons.
Internationally, however, it may be too late for the more gradualist approach of indirect talks: Mr. Obama will squander a good deal of his prestige in the Arab world if he doesn't make a departure from Bush administration policy soon.
