Sentence examples for indirect responses from inspiring English sources

The speech included indirect responses to domestic and overseas critics.

But Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia, was highly critical last week of Carnival's indirect responses to his inquiries about its willingness to pay.

Evidence has also shown that nutrients alone may induce the same indirect responses.

However, time-variant pharmacodynamic models (effect compartment, acute tolerance, sensitization, and indirect responses) can be required when kinetics and response are out-of-phase.

Lake sediment parameters usually exhibit non-linear, multivariate and indirect responses to climate, therefore identifying coherent patterns between two or more lake records presents a complex challenge.

It is now generally accepted that the effects of ROS result from direct or indirect responses of sensing systems involving antioxidants, rather than from oxidative damage to bio-molecules.

There may have been an indirect response.

It was also an indirect response to Walter Isaacson's 2011 biography of Jobs, which, though not hostile, included examples of unkindness.

Crenn's comments felt, in part, like an indirect response to how she was treated in last year's rankings, when she was named Best Female Chef which might seem like an honor until you realize it's not the actual list.

Researchers have always assumed this mechanism was an indirect response to the physiological stress of cold temperatures, explains cell biologist Bruce Spiegelman of Harvard Medical School, Boston.

Previous research on food choice of pigeons foraging alone and in competition showed an indirect response to the competitor, mediated by the resource depletion associated with the competitor.