Sentence examples for and are indeed expected from inspiring English sources

However, employees also have permission and are indeed expected to reach out further and broader than the words written on a piece of paper.

That person will then be invited by the Queen – who plays no other role in the process and is, indeed, expected to spend the duration of the negotiations at Windsor Castle – to become prime minister, and form the new government.

Depending upon their sequence and stability, these stem-loops are indeed expected to affect differently the efficiencies of the RT-PCR amplifications and the hybridization with probes immobilized on microarrays.

Hundreds of Mr. Wood's neighbors and friends in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, are indeed expected to show up on the street outside his house Friday afternoon for a salutatory shindig likely to include bands, barbecue, mutant bicycles and Dadaist piñatas.

Two modulations per cycle are indeed expected for our experiment in ZnO, and have also been measured in gases.

Earnings are, indeed, expected to be way down this year and the average analyst rating is slightly to the wrong side of neutral.

Such regions are indeed expected to appear softer in the UFM contrast.

However, inactivation of different genes whose products are implicated in ciliary function are indeed expected to generate similar phenotypes, without necessarily implying the association of the proteins involved.

Stronger trade-offs are indeed expected for host-range expansion involving phylogenetically distant hosts than for host-tracking.

The footprints accumulated in Figure 5, indicated that most LacI-family TFs in L. plantarum are indeed expected to act as repressor.

The results summarized in Fig. 3 clearly show that this is indeed the case: Switching on saturating intensities of blue light decreases this expression level about twofold and a decrease is indeed expected as illumination decreases the rate of phosphorylation of the C1 kinase.