Sentence examples for indirect mention from inspiring English sources

As a result, DE and SC undertook further analysis of the transcripts; any direct or indirect mention of the ABCD2 scoring system, or practical use of a proforma in the referral pathway, was consequently noted in every transcript in a thematic analysis.

Our definition excludes all indirect mentions of places such as, '30 km north from Boston' or 'the Hong Kong strain'.

Thus, six journals (10.9%) gave an indirect reference to trial registration by mentioning the URM exclusively in the context of general manuscript preparation (table 2).

In dealing with counterfactual hypotheses of indirect proofs mentioned above, Averroes and Thomas Aquinas made use of the idea of abstract possibilities which did not imply the idea of alternative domains.

The plates were incubated at 37°C for 1 h, and were processed the same way as in the indirect ELISA mentioned above.

There are an additional 365,000 direct jobs distributing the content enjoyed by millions directly to consumers, like those in movie theaters or video rental stores, not to mention indirect jobs in thousands of other companies.

I've mentioned indirect free style, first deployed in extended form by Jane Austen.

As pointed out above, in contrast to the other mentioned indirect effects, the former effect lacks empirical support in the literature74.

Accordingly, not only the direct cell death initiation upon CII inhibition will be compromised in this situation, but also the indirect signal amplification mentioned above will be affected.

In view of a possible application under field conditions for screening purposes, however, it should be noted that the reliability of all the indirect serum biomarkers mentioned above has been proven under experimental conditions by comparison with matched controls.

However, indirect costs were mentioned by both caregivers and service providers including costs of travel to and from the hospital and long waiting times (as was determined in four of the six observations), converting to lost productivity.