Abuk is thus indirectly the cause of illness, death, and trouble in the world.
Assessments can substantially contribute to such deliberative policy learning and thus indirectly help facilitate "learning democracy" (Ansell, 2011).
This architecture reduces the number of packets transmitted, thus indirectly alleviating the deadlock problem.
Thus indirectly, microbe-mineral interactions enhance aggregate stabilization in soil, which allows for more effective, undisturbed weathering activity by bacteria and fungi17,48.
The registries argue that every live donation shortens the wait list and thus indirectly benefits those seeking a deceased organ.
It is also shed through the inoculated person's feces, thus indirectly immunizing other people through the fecal-oral route.
They are also invited to vote for the best ideas, so that it is the community itself that rates and thus indirectly filters the users' input.
In a civil settlement announced on Tuesday, the Securities and Exchange Commission said that Mr. Chin had repeatedly abused his duty as an intermediary to increase Goldman's trading profits, and thus, indirectly, his own compensation.
The varying degrees of evaporation of high As groundwater sources are indicative of differing recharge contributions (and thus indirectly inferred associated organic matter contributions).
The glass-transition temperatures of such kind of polymers are between 70 and 85 °C, thus indirectly indicating the improvement of fabricating properties.
Some user interface design rules, then, are based directly on the patterns and thus indirectly on the limits of short-term memory and attention.
