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Another hotly debated issue that arises indirectly from psychological research is the use of measures of well-being to help guide policy.

For RNA-intermediate elements (class I), duplication is directly induced by the "copy-and-paste" transposition mechanism, whereas for DNA "cut and paste" transposons (class II elements), duplication arises indirectly via DNA replication and repair (Wicker et al. 2007).

International law can arise indirectly through other mechanisms.

The significant and permanent military movement of Muslims into northern India, however, dates from the late 12th century and was carried out by a Turkish dynasty that arose indirectly from the ruins of the ʿAbbāsid caliphate.

Correlations between coral U/Ca ratios and seawater temperature, carbonate chemistry, and other environmental variables arise indirectly, via the impacts of these variables on the carbonate ion concentration of the coral calcifying fluid.

In contrast to traditional local co-variance techniques, DCA prunes the covariance values by separating out direct statistical couplings from correlations that arise indirectly through coupling chains (see Fig. S1), thereby vastly improving the accuracy of contact residue predictions.

Thus, the correlation that we found does not appear to arise indirectly as a consequence of having one correlation between ≥300 kb DNA VWG signal-rich regions and sequences with particular GC% values combined with another similar correlation between ≥300 kb DNA regions of low recombination activity and sequences with particular GC% values.

Alternatively, it may be that there is no direct causal effect of experience on holistic processing, but that the relationship may arise indirectly via the correlation between experience and social categorisation, social interest, and/or attention given to difference face types.

This could arise indirectly from the Warburg effect.

Therefore, ipsilateral cerebellar correlations could arise indirectly via the correlated contralateral neocortex.

Alternatively, phenotypic variation among populations may arise indirectly through correlated responses to selection on other traits [ 7, 8].