Sentence examples for less indirect from inspiring English sources

So Spanish sophisticated households hold substantially more direct stock but substantially less indirect one.

In this case, we found less indirect protection against severe RVGE, roughly representing 20% of the reduction (Table 5; Technical Appendix Figure 3).

Differences in feeding behaviour (roe deer are concentrate selectors and browsers) could lead to less indirect inter-specific contacts [ 18, 38].

Thus, we will refer to more direct and less indirect selection (and vice versa) when we simply change the level of direct selection.

Redistributing the disease burden to reflect current age distributions of disease incidence results in fewer cases of IPD avoided due to less indirect (herd) effect against bacteremic pneumonia in the elderly when compared with younger adults (18 - 49 years).

Correspondingly, we wanted to explore what the next-of-kin know about the patient's preferences and desires for end-of-life care; had they explicitly talked about this, or were their opinions merely based on impressions and more or less indirect communication?

This is mainly because construction projects tend to focus primarily on immediate cost-effectiveness and less on indirect benefits such as youth employment.

As far back as the 1950s, Mercedes tried direct injection in a few production models, but the technology originally lost out to the less expensive indirect systems.

While the principle of utility retreats to the background as a standard of overall normative assessment, moral rights serve as everyday sources of direct moral obligation, making Spencer no less an indirect utilitarian than Mill.

Still, potential benefits of CGA on mobility at 4 months will be more or less an indirect consequence of the intervention.

Although less than indirect costs, direct costs are still considerable (7% of individual annual income) with transport as the biggest cost item.