Sentence examples for indirectly established from inspiring English sources
The production of acetic acid was indirectly established at platinum from DEMS.
Byrd and Taft), Congress specifically rejected proposals that would have rendered those demands illegal either by providing that union proposals concerning pension welfare benefits were not mandatory subjects of bargaining, or by prohibiting all such funds even indirectly established or managed by a union.
The binding mode was indirectly established by the disappearance of two ν(Pd-Cl) bands corresponding to the cis-PdCl2 configuration [21, 38, 41].
To date, the relative age sequence of the CVF was indirectly established on the basis of the K-Ar ages determined from the intervening intrusive granitoids (Figure 2).
This could prove problematic since leadership PACs are, by definition, "directly or indirectly established, financed, maintained, or controlled" by a candidate or lawmaker.
This has been indirectly established in the area of colon cancer where variation in fecal enzyme activities has been found to correlate with cancer risk (Rowland 2009).
A third is the reduction to impossibility, which does not directly show the thing itself that is wanted but by refuting its contradictory indirectly establishes its truth.
In addition, the identity of the chemical mediator(s) that directly or indirectly establishes, or contributes to, hyperalgesia in the area of the axon flare, and particularly if this may be considered CGRP or not, remains to be determined.
We propose a temporal comprehensive model in which two mutations in two linked genes could be players in sex determination and indirectly establish the Vitis domestication process.
Possibly, DE is not necessarily a component of the Triad whereas low energy availability is. 5 Assessment of DE is also an important medical consideration, and can help identify psychopathological individuals with the Triad, in addition to indirectly establishing the possibility of low energy availability.
Most previous studies also recognized an adverse correlation of MAGE A family antigens either to the survival or indirectly to established prognostic factors [ 4, 40], with a unique report of MAGE-A4 to be a favourable prognostic factor [ 33].
