What types of damage have indirect actions by humans had on nature?
Several of these potential causes result from direct or indirect actions of human agency.
If the individual is reluctant to discuss possible burnout, his or her colleagues could consider other, indirect actions.
At the head, or the fastest-spreading part of the fire, the department says that only indirect actions will be possible.
Stem cell transplantation has salutary effects through direct and indirect actions, the latter being attributable to growth factors and cytokines released by stem cells and influencing the endogenous mechanisms of repair.
Although not conclusive, this initial negative result prompted us to probe unknown regulations, and malate was identified as inhibitor of hexokinase 2 expression either through direct or indirect actions.
These findings indicate that the indirect actions of FAAH inhibitors at PPAR-α contribute to their ability to attenuate nicotine's reinforcing effects, although the fact that the effects of FAAH inhibition were not completely reversed by MK886 suggest that PPAR-α is not the only mechanism.
See also Illinois Brick, 431 U.S., at 745, 97 S.Ct., at 2074 (stating that, in indirect actions, "the uncertainty of how much of an overcharge could be established... and the uncertainty of how that overcharge would be apportioned... would further reduce the incentive to sue").
To bridge the data gap, personalization interface learns efficiently from direct and indirect actions.
To bridge the data gap, personalization interface learns efficiently from direct and indirect actions.
It increases calcium concentration in blood by various direct and indirect actions on bone, kidney and intestine [1].
