Everything indirectly feeds into humans interacting – we send a message through the way our coat looks, for example.
The 'whiteness' of stadium crowds and advertising images (and the implied consuming demographic), mirror but also indirectly feed into the 'whiteness' of the national team.
Instead, he spins a tale of Big Pharma greed indirectly feeding public skepticism of science, and in an effort to push as many buttons as possible, somehow pulls in the writings of Goethe, forced sterilization of the "feebleminded," the Unabomber, the Bhopal disaster, the Vietnam War, Chernobyl and Josef Mengele.
In plants, LHW is nuclear-localized and is expressed in the root meristems, where we hypothesize it acts independently of other known root-patterning genes to promote the production of stele cells, but might also indirectly feed into established regulatory networks for the maintenance of the root meristem.
Sometimes I think the media directly and the rest of us indirectly feed the monster.
The number of marine phytoplankton, the microscopic organisms that gobble greenhouse gases and directly or indirectly feed every animal in the ocean, has been declining by about 1% of the global average per year, according to a new study.
The efficient glycolysis is dependent on exogenous pyruvate, which indirectly feeds the accelerated glycolysis with NAD+ through the LDH-mediated conversion of pyruvate to lactate.
Candidate machineries include those involved in regulating histone mRNA stability/maturation, which may feed back to regulate overall histone expression levels, or machineries involved in other S-phase event(s) such as DNA replication, which indirectly feed back to histone expression due to tight coupling of the DNA replication with histone expression.
Back in 2006 when it was discovered that the NSA had installed equipment at an AT&T facility in San Francisco, it became widely suspected that the NSA was directly, or indirectly, being fed huge amounts of raw Internet data.
