Sentence examples for more indirect links from inspiring English sources

He also has more indirect links to both Queen Elizabeth II and Lady Jane Grey through other ancestors in his tree," Schurer said.

Some participants made direct links between CHD and their psychological state, whilst others made more indirect links attributing their feelings to interpersonal, social and health related factors.

More indirect support for a link between DSBs and cell cycle re-entry comes from studies on ataxia telangiectasia mutated (ATM).

In more recent studies, indirect, linked parameters have been used to characterise Salmonella resistance: innate or adaptive immunity-related traits [ 30- 32], antibody response after a S. Enteritidis vaccine [ 12, 15], or gene expression by genome-wide, microarray analyses [ 33- 35] or more targeted studies focusing on one or several genes [ 36- 41].

But today's neo-colonialism is more indirect and up-to-date, being linked to some of the world's most sophisticated new technologies.

Other development assistance for health efforts is linked in a more indirect fashion to foreign policy and national security goals.

Yemen reportedly has more than 60 people under arrest with direct or indirect links to the bombing, including 40 from outside Yemen.

Maybe the link between behavioral inhibition and SM is more indirect and possibly mediated by (social) anxiety, which is a scenario that certainly warrants futher longitudinal investigation.

Actually, what he said was more indirect.

"Then you'll have more indirect jobs.

Try a more indirect (and cheaper) approach.