Under the Japanese Commercial Code, shareholders who want to sue management must first work indirectly through the company's auditors.
Hewlett-Packard requires every company in its supply chain to directly hire its own employees -- they can't work indirectly for a recruitment firm.
However, we cannot rule out the possibility that the potassium supplementation may work indirectly at the muscle by depolarizing the locomotor circuit to increase neurotransmitter release at the neuromuscular junction and potentiate the voltage-dependent DHPR-RyR1 release of calcium.
To everyone's surprise, these proteins didn't induce activity, but did the opposite: they work indirectly by "disinhibition", blocking another group of proteins that normally prevent ectoderm cells from turning into immature neurons and lead them to become skin cells instead.
Should they work indirectly — writing letters, calling senators, and politely nagging congresspeople on Twitter?
Indeed, the most plausible explanation for the SSRIs is that they work indirectly.
Cholinesterase inhibitors work indirectly by increasing the acetylcholine concentration in the neuromuscular junction.
This antagonism, however, has shortcomings: Cholinesterase inhibitors work indirectly by increasing the acetylcholine concentration in the neuromuscular junction.
Since we showed that deletion of RTS1 or both PPH21 and PPH22 affects PP1 activation by glucose, the effects seen on glucose repression might act through PP1 and thus work indirectly.
There would also be no way to distinguish this by mass spectrometry or another analytical technique (physically it is the same metabolite, differential labelling is no option as it is not predictive which cell will die first), subsequently, we can only work indirectly, therefore we only use growth conditions where cell death is negligibly low.
