This result indicated that Korean children tend to express discontent or stress via physical appeals, which is an indirect expression, rather than via aggressive behavior, which is a direct expression.
Christians should accept, indeed affirm, this shift, seeing secular humanism as an indirect expression of Christian values.
For generations Yiddish literature found indirect expression in English and American Jewish literature.
Before this, Baumbach was the screenwriter on Wes Anderson's The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou - Anderson in fact produces this movie, too - and his family issues found indirect expression in that whimsical comedy.
There is an established body of linguistic knowledge about such things as eliciting patients' concerns, framing discussions about whether to have surgery, delivering bad news, perceiving a patient's indirect expression about reluctance to take medication and many other medical subjects.
On the other hand, collective societies with more flexible levels of relationships tend to place greater value on the indirect expression of feelings (idiom of distress hypothesis) [ 39].
These results suggest that the influence of mRNA abundance on protein evolutionary rates of flagellate algae was underestimated when indirect expression estimates, such as CAI, are used (Popescu et al. 2006).
This supports previous work suggesting that wean mass, an indirect expression of the mother's capacity to sequester sufficient resources prior to giving birth, was the most important determinant of first-year survival [ 22].
Similarly, secondary sensitization is analogous to extrinsic sensitization in that both are expressed for a stimulus different than the sensitizing stimulus, but secondary sensitization is distinguished from primary sensitization by its indirect expression.
