According to our definition, indirect interactions with a HDF are facilitated through interacting host proteins that are directly targeted by a viral protein.
Further, by definition, indirect methods will misclassify the ethnicity of some patients and disproportionately do so for the ethnicity of people from ethnic minorities.
Moreover, results of indirect effect contrast definitions suggest that the indirect effect via femininity is greater than the effect via masculinity [the difference is 0.07, 95 % CI = 0.03 to 0.12].
That, as any equality lawyer will tell you, is prima facie a definition of indirect discrimination.
Included in the definition of "indirect expropriation" is government action that "interferes with distinct, reasonable investment-backed expectations," according to the leaked document.
Second, the European Commission hopes to hone the definition of indirect expropriation, which, like clarifying the right to regulate, should cut down on some unsuccessful claims and reduce costs.
Indirect immunofluorescence (IIF) by definition employs a linking antibody, and that term should be used irrespective of the test substrate, be it patient lesional tissue or non-human esophagus, skin or bladder.
Petit: There are some cases where market definition (and indirect proof of market power) may not be necessary.
Irony does, however, qualify as indirect assertion on the definition given by Recanati (1987: 125).
Although Searle's definition of indirect speech acts is different, Searle too thinks that they work by means of an inferential mechanism, including that of conventional implicature.
