Sentence examples for indirectly caused by from inspiring English sources
–What social problems are directly or indirectly caused by drug use?
Mr. Gooch, the commission spokesman, said four European producers of goods that have been put on the United States sanctions list have sued the commission for damages indirectly caused by the banana rules.
Bryan Kay, who worked with Potter on Yosemite Search and Rescue for several years and has been climbing in the park since the 1980s, says too many deaths have been indirectly caused by the ban.
Looking backward from P3, so to speak, one cannot tell whether it was indirectly caused by M (as in the interactionistic Fig. 2) or indirectly caused by M's cause (as in the epiphenomenalistic Fig. 1).
In this study, life-cycle CO2 emissions indirectly caused by selling used cars such as CO2 emissions associated with transport, repair, and maintenance for used cars were neglected.
Many blackouts either directly or indirectly caused by low-frequency oscillation or occurrences of low-frequency oscillation have been reported worldwide [3].
Since intracellular drug concentrations are determined by a balance between drug influx and efflux, C6-SM might have indirectly caused a doxorubicin accumulation by inhibition of the cellular efflux capacity.
Besides, the relative-quantitative RT-PCR analysis demostrated that changes on structured actin by LA indirectly caused a down regulation on CWP1 expression.
Due to the strong dependency of neoplastic mast cell proliferation on the constitutively activated KIT it was hypothesized that the observed effects may directly or indirectly be caused by the inhibition of KIT [ 1, 13].
On the one hand, insulin can indirectly cause hunger by lowering your blood sugar, but how low does blood sugar have to drop before hunger kicks in?
To prevent new cases of opioid addiction, the medical community, including dentists, must prescribe opioids more cautiously so that we don't directly cause addiction in our patients, and so that we don't indirectly cause addiction by stocking medicine chests with the equivalent of heroin pills.
