Sentence examples for and indeed also from inspiring English sources
The globalisation of football has created a culture in which the leading players are now absolutely separated from the people who pay to watch them - us, the fans - and, indeed, also from those who write about the game.
By honing in on Mi Comunidad in Guanajuato in Central Mexico, Driving the State alerts the readers that maquilas exist outside of the border context, and, more importantly, offers new, broader, and different insights for scholarship analyzing maquilas and, indeed, also for border and migration studies.
"If those investigations are properly done that will of course take us to Uganda, Rwanda and indeed also to Kinshasa," she said.
This provides the basis for the research being reported here, and indeed also provides the basis for the focus of the project itself, as outlined below.
Chain letter messages that contain — at best — nonsense claims, and which urge other WhatApp users to forward the message to all their contacts to keep amplifying the spread are a staple sight on the platform (and indeed also on Facebook where users can get asked to copy-paste and repost a spam status message to spread it).
Professor Srivastava has held numerous visiting positions including (for example) those at West Virginia University in the USA (1967-1969), Université Laval in Canada (1975), and the University of Glasgow in the UK (1975-1976), and, indeed, also at many other universities and research institutes in different parts of the world.
Several twelve-month periods, such as July/June, October/September, April/March, have been proposed and were indeed also applied.
Preoperative lymphoscintigraphy is essential in the management of melanoma, and can indeed also show unexpected patterns of lymphatic drainage (supraclavicular, internal mammary, Rotter's node) in about 20% of breast cancer patients [ 58].
In FTD samples both FOXO1A and FOXO3A were indeed also significantly upregulated, whereas in PiD only FOXO3A was significantly upregulated.
The different nervous systems found in sponges, animals and, putatively, plants, indicate that nervous systems have probably evolved many times during evolution, as was also proposed for brains and, indeed, was also proposed for consciousness itself.
However, considering the CBTC scenarios, collision is not the only factor that causes unsuccessful packet transmissions, and the channel is indeed also an important factor which can impact the usual packet transmissions.
