Sentence examples for indirectly subject from inspiring English sources

Because some of these changes are either directly or indirectly subject to our choices, we are able to pretend or dissimulate emotion.

The antisense RNA is therefore likely part of the SurR regulon, and TK2012 expression and so ferredoxin-3 synthesis may be indirectly subject to SurR regulation through post-transcription regulation by the antisense RNA.

The interactions among these isoforms and the involvement of FRU proteins in features directly and indirectly subject to sexual selection offer opportunities for positive selection to occur over some segments of this gene.

Designers are directly or indirectly subjected to economical, technical and environmental constraints.

They were also understood, indirectly, as subjects of change.

Second chances come up often when you talk to business owners on the record about hiring people who have served time — the subject, indirectly, of a just-published Times story about the new rules from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission that may limit using criminal records in hiring decisions.

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