Sentence examples for is not indirectly from inspiring English sources

Because I, and many other teachers who take our jobs and relationships with our students very seriously, know that Jeff is not indirectly criticizing all educators, not even close.

This finding suggests that ActRIIB-Fc mediates its effect on muscle independently from its effect on BAT and that BAT mass is not indirectly affected by muscle hypertrophy.

In mid-May, representatives from the State Department met with executives from the electronics, manufacturing, jewelry and automotive industries to discuss how to ensure that their products are not indirectly financing the conflict in eastern Congo.

And you know, one of the things that we have to be on guard about, particularly when we start talking about arming opposition figures, is that we're not indirectly putting arms in the hands of folks who would do Americans harm or do Israelis harm or otherwise engage in — in actions that are detrimental to our national security.

Antagonist effects on skill learning were not indirectly caused by a spread of the drug to neighboring brain regions known to receive dopaminergic input.

26 However, for 2011/12, 67.3% of the patients in the denominator of the indicator were not indirectly affected by any form of comorbidity or age related incentive.

Because deletion of PEX3 in Δ atg1 cells, in which autophagy is blocked, also resulted in a lifespan reduction (Fig. S1), the observed negative effects of pex mutations are not indirectly due to changes in autophagy.

To ensure that reductions in eATP in ANK-silenced cells were not indirectly due to decreases in ePPi levels, we added back 10 to 100 μM NaPPi to the media of ANK-silenced cells and measured eATP levels.

He added: "I think the United States should suspend all assistance to the Thai police until there can be a credible, independent investigation into the killings and the United States takes steps to ensure it is not directly or indirectly complicit in them".

But in this case the experience is not directly or indirectly of God, but in the first instance of the condition of one's soul.

The challenge remaining is how to determine what due diligence and compliance mechanisms are needed to ensure humanitarian assistance is not directly or indirectly benefiting terrorism or money laundering.