Sentence examples for changes indirectly from inspiring English sources

Several theorists (e.g., Clark 1996, Tomasello 1999, and Sterelny, 2003) have stressed that in addition to working on human linguistic abilities directly, via changes to the parts of the genome coding for those abilities, natural selection can also bring about such changes indirectly, by making sure that our minds are embedded in certain kinds of environments.

Some of these changes indirectly affected the protection of designated National Treasures.

3) It's apparent that even a large segment of the "peace" community does not understand that US wars and US-orchestrated regime changes indirectly created Islamic State (and other Al Qaeda type terrorist groups) and that US drone (and other aerial) bombing is giving rise to MORE terrorism, rather than working to reduce it.

Possibly, these changes indirectly reflect the AGE-like complex formation from the age of 45 year onwards (Table 2).

Epigenetic changes indirectly affect DNA by altering DNA methylation, chromatin remodelling, and microRNA expression rather than DNA structure.

The difference between protocol 3A and 3B shows that sedative dosages need to be chosen well as small dose changes indirectly influence important parameters as bodyweight.

Though Greenland's independence movement has nothing directly to do with climate change, indirectly the links are many.

TCI responded by buying shares in companies that hold cross-shareholdings in J-Power, to press for change indirectly.

Last week, we heard Amber Rudd, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, indirectly criticise her predecessor, Greg Barker, usually the sharpest pinstriped Tory in the room, of being a socialist and pushing an anti-growth agenda as she chopped support for his flagship Green Deal scheme.

Since the model parameters are changed by the modification, the distribution functions are also changed indirectly.

As a result, design-dependent loads associated with the material layout of a structure are made change indirectly by the boundary variation of the structure.