"We don't have long enough satellite records of cloud observations to really do this kind of study by directly looking at which models get the low clouds right, so we try to indirectly run around the inadequacies of the satellite record".
Such research is of low risk of direct harm to the original subjects/patients, but may harm them indirectly or run against their reasonable will if the relevant sensitive information is leaked or misused by the researchers.
This demand for external electricity should therefore be considered as a hidden source of emission indirectly caused by running the utility plant.
The aim of our research is to find a method to control the quantity of traffic pollutants emission through adjusting and controlling the composition of vehicle types, and then the traffic volume and vehicle's running speed indirectly.
This makes family inference results biologically more comprehensible since the approaches can be indirectly compared by successively running a discrete data set through all implemented family approaches.
In an agent-based model, one can make hypotheses about the behavioral rules or mechanisms, such as social learning (learning from others in the same social group), that are not, or are only indirectly, observable, and run simulations to test these hypotheses (Conte and Paolucci 2014).
For now, it is all stalled because Mr. Cuomo's advisers say they do not want to run afoul of election laws by running advertisements that indirectly help his campaign.
As an added precaution, consider running cold water indirectly over your fresh tattoo for the last 30 seconds of your shower to close your pores.
All Chinese banks are, directly or indirectly, state-run, and the government, local or central, interferes both in the appointment of managers and in lending.
Even the long dead — the mothers in "Crimes" and Harold Pinter's "Homecoming" or the late Skipper, loved by both Maggie and Brick in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," all still running — propel the action, albeit indirectly.
