Sentence examples for not directly identified from inspiring English sources

While he was not directly identified with any terrorist actions, he agitated for separation of the Turkish and Greek populations.

They are often viewed as sacred or even of divine origin, if not directly identified with the deity, as in the Zoroastrian fire altars.

Others segment includes results of operations not directly identified under other reportable segments and head office activities.

Transcription of luxS mRNA was reported to be from a singular promoter which was not directly identified [33].

Though our study has not directly identified the active ingredients responsible for this effect, TLE-mediated inhibition of NF-κB activity was replicated using pure lycopene (data not shown).

However, the proteins in question were not directly identified and instead, the identity of each protein was based on the position of the protein within the 2-D gel and previously identified proteins from adult samples.

One limitation of our study is that we did not directly identify the subjects with low or high affinity for TSPO.

They show the estimated worker and firm fixed effects from the log-linear wage equation do not directly identify the underlying worker skill and firm productivity heterogeneity.

It means that any information, which can be used in the right context for the identification of a person ("data subject") is personal data, even though the information in itself (outside the right context) does not directly identify the data subject [21].

Our studies do not directly identify the functional consequence of mRNA release via exosomes; however, saliva exosomes carrying mRNA transcripts of these specific altered proteins suggest that these RNAs could possibly be translated into proteins at their new location.

Although these analyses did not directly identify where or how the Xin repeat region originated, they did provide us with a clearer picture of how the regions within these proteins evolved.