Ehrenfels likewise concludes that this process of distinction soon leads beyond our limited presentational capacities and requires more convenient, though indirect, ways of presenting numbers.
The reduction of MTT is thus a convenient, albeit indirect, way to assess mitochondrial function.
The peak width is approximately opposite to the correlation length, so the width mapping, as shown in Fig. 6b, offers an indirect but convenient way to depict a rough mapping of correlation lengths in a single nanowire.
Such SERS-active nanoprobes produce strong, characteristic Raman signals and can be used as convenient Raman labels for the indirect sensing of the target molecules by various versions of laser microscopic Raman spectrometry.
Causal theories allow convenient formalization of such challenging phenomena as indirect effects of actions (ramifications), implied action preconditions, concurrent interacting effects of actions, and things that change by themselves.
SLIV clinics are convenient for parents and do not generate indirect costs through lost wages.
In waiting for a positive evolution in the preparation of a sure and immunological vaccine, the application of direct and indirect prophylaxis measures represents the more convenient way to combat the AIDS problem in prisons.
The agent told us that by scheduling it slightly differently so he flew out on the Monday and came back on the Thursday, he had much more convenient flights and it changed the fare from an indirect for £1,600 to a direct for £800.
For static condition in the fluid, this indirect temperature sensing via viscosity change is convenient, but in dynamic conditions of the mechanical contact, a more intrinsic measurement like PL lifetime [21] is needed.
