Sentence examples for support indirectly from inspiring English sources

After September 11th 2001, Japan's parliament passed laws that allowed several supply ships and escorts to go to the Indian Ocean to support, indirectly, the campaign in Afghanistan.

However, these findings showed the involvement in chronic pain pathophysiology of BDNF up regulation, and might support indirectly our hypothesis that in MOH patients a BDNF hypo-activity, related to Val66Met polymorphism, does not influence pain severity, but impulsive behaviour.

Assuming that FasL-positive tumour cells interact with tumour-infiltrating lymphocytes, our clinical data support indirectly the counterattack model.

However, it is supporting, indirectly, the group in other ways.

Colombian paramilitary organizations, which at times have been supported indirectly by the country's military and intelligence services, have murdered the relatives and associates of known and suspected traffickers, as well as guerrillas and those suspected of supporting them.

"These numbers are actually just the tip of the iceberg, with many thousands more employees supported indirectly by the growth of the renewables sector which have not been captured by this study".

Despite its popularity, the K+ recycling theory is only supported indirectly by experimental data [24], [25].

For example, the function "granulopoiesis" could be supported indirectly by its well-known involvement in leukemia.

Independent consultants, Earl Webb Henry, MD (for statistical analysis and comments) and Carlyn K Rosenberg, MS (for writing and editorial assistance), both supported indirectly by GE Healthcare, are gratefully acknowledged.

To some degree, this may be supported indirectly by the anatomical and physiological differences between freshwater and marine finless porpoises [ 44].

This is supported indirectly by the finding that keratin 6a expression is focal in tumor heterotransplants and in archival patient specimens.