Results of this study suggest that highlighting the degree of medical consensus about (childhood) vaccine safety is likely to increase public support for vaccines both directly as well as indirectly by reducing influential misperceptions about the vaccine-autism link.
In other words, those horrible attacks might indirectly provoke a vigorous, influential, Islamic voice opposing religious and ethnic bigotry in the world.
Both directly and indirectly, Liebig was an influential figure in the development of scientific agriculture and, thus, in increasing food production at a time when a rising European population was undergoing vast urban and industrial expansion.
Indirectly, however, the attacks may have been influential in Marsh's fall from power in the survey.
Over past decade conservatives have gained more seats in the Assembly of Experts because all candidates are vetted by the Guardian Council, whose most influential members are chosen directly and indirectly by the Supreme Leader.
Exerting control over cell envelope composition is most likely critical to the type of interaction that occurs with the plant cell directly via cell-to-cell contact or indirectly via the ability of the membrane to incorporate influential proteins and protein complexes.
Second, with China such an influential driver of global demand (both directly and indirectly through important network effects), the outlook for the world's second-largest economy has a disproportionate impact on projections of global corporate revenues.
Indeed, he developed what amounts to the first comprehensive cognitive theory, a theory that has been enormously influential over the subsequent ages, and continues (mostly indirectly) to shape much scientific and philosophical thought about the mind even today.
Surely they'd need to be artists recognised for their own work but also influential in their effect on younger artists, both directly and indirectly.
Platonic and Christian inspiration combine in Gregory's ascetic and mystical writings, which have been influential in the devotional traditions of the Eastern Orthodox church and (indirectly) of the Western church.
