It's a less direct route, but pleasanter, because fewer cars use it.
But asset purchases are a less direct method to reduce rates, and the available evidence suggests that the effect is less powerful.
More likely is a less direct inconsistency, as when we have two intuitions which, though not the explicit propositional negations of each other, can be shown to contradict with the aid of some other justified principle.
Earlier the same year, President George Bush had named North Korea as one of three members of the Axis of Evil, which had upset some South Koreans; directing their anger at Ohno was a less direct way of voicing anger against Bush's decision.
Due to the delay σ there is a less direct effect of the price p d on the dynamics of the brand image A ˙.
Although this is a less direct measure of food intake than the CAFE assay and requires two additional controls (Table S1), it can be performed in dietary conditions more comparable to those in which the flies were bred.
To assess the ability of HYPs to respond specifically to relevant TNFα signaling perturbations, a HYP was constructed for a key cell-cycle component, the transcription factor E2F1 (Additional file 8), with the assumption that E2F1 is a less direct effector of TNFα signaling compared to NF-κB.
Even though the REA method is a less direct method than the vDEC (Hewitt et al., 2011), the data from Blodgett Forest were included in the present analysis because several studies demonstrated good correspondence between VOC fluxes measured concurrently by the REA and the eddy covariance method (e.g. Westberg et al., 2001; Lee et al., 2005).
This is a less direct approach to investing.
My guess is that this is partly why LinkedIn is taking a less direct approach to start with by providing guiding data and other supplementary information, and why the company is tackling gender first before other diversity attributes.
