Therefore, by the actions monkeys made in stage 2, we indirectly knew that the stage 1 has occurred.
Those of us who have had "blood in the game," directly or indirectly, have known the truths they told for some time.
The information is sparse right now, but the family left a post on their blog earlier today, stating that they had talked to Stein indirectly and knew he was okay.
The extent to which they influenced costs, either directly or indirectly (via known cost drivers, e.g., consumption of health care services, number of visits) was measured.
Also, this selection process should be linked, either directly or indirectly, via known environment and organism interaction mechanisms, to climate change or novel habitat characteristics.
The Mets were probably one of those interested teams Michael heard about, but they could have improved their baseball acumen by indirectly letting him know they would have pursued him as a free agent.
Informal in nature, they are often held in cafes with contacts you only know indirectly: for example, a second-level connection on business social networking site LinkedIn.
We may let them know indirectly that we're upset, by our tone of voice or hurt demeanor.
At present, there are several molecular techniques that allow us to know indirectly what the proportions of genes in natural populations are as with the analysis of proteins or, in a direct manner, with DNA studies [ 23].
But I didn't see it; I only know things indirectly".
