Sentence examples for represent indirectly from inspiring English sources

Havelock's position, drawn from analyses of Xenophon and Aristophanes as well as Plato himself, was that Plato's presentation of his teacher was largely a fiction, and intended to be a transparent one, whose purpose was to represent indirectly Plato's own ideas.

And as it happened, the opera was represented indirectly.

So Céline's spiritual journey takes her, inevitably, to violence, although the climactic moment, and her precise role in it, are represented indirectly.

He performed the cadenzas published with the concerto, presumed to be by Haydn, who was also represented indirectly on the program by Brahms's youthful "Variations on a Theme by Haydn" (though the theme is now thought not to have been Haydn's at all).

Most people are represented directly because they are voters, but those who can't vote children, non-citizens, formerly incarcerated people who have not had their voting rights restored, and others who are disenfranchised are all represented indirectly.

Determination of nitrite and nitrate in fluid represents indirectly measured nitric oxide level.

The results indicate that the joint effect of parental atopy, representing indirectly and not necessary solely genetic constitution, and exposure to mold odor was weaker than expected on the basis of their independent effects in additive scale.

The results show that the joint effect of parental atopy, representing indirectly genetic constitution, and exposure to molds was not stronger than expected on the basis of their independent effects in additive scale.

A low expression level of mRNA encoding CIITA, the major transactivator of HLA-DR gene expression, represents indirectly a transcriptional downregulation of HLA-DR genes in patients with sepsis [ 23].

Independently, fetal-trophoblast MHC class I peptides originating from destructed trophoblast cellsduring calving or abortion can be represented indirectly by specialist maternal antigen presenting cells (APC) exactly by MHC class II molecules (antigens) of dendritic cells or macrophages and can be recognized by helper (h1) Tlymphocytes [ 13].

Under such circumstances, cancer survival would be indirectly represented using mortality to incidence (MI) ratios from available cancer registries and applying them to nationally representative cancer mortality statistics to calculate cancer incidence.