Sentence examples for and indeed established from inspiring English sources
New venture creation and indeed established ventures operate with the intent of being successful but failure is ever present due to the environment ventures operate in.
Elaborating pandemic preparedness and response measures are not the focus of this current paper since these have already been well described and indeed established in Sri Lanka through previous efforts against SARS and H1N1.
In addition, it has been argued, and indeed established, that Uranium amplifies the natural background gamma radiation owing to its high atomic number, though there is a question about the level of local radiation dose enhancement this produces [ 29, 47- 50].
In standard elasticity, a theorem was indeed established by Knowles and Pucik [Knowles, J.K., Pucik, T.A., 1973. Uniqueness for plane crack problems in linear elastostatics. J. Elast.
Once we achieve that, once we have indeed established an enduring and self-sustaining human presence off the planet of our origin, it becomes very difficult to envision any comprehensive catastrophe that could eliminate completely the progeny of Mother Earth.
Evidence for such synergism was indeed established (Table 1 and 2, Fig. 3).
Northern blotting of RNA species isolated from normal kidneys and four different MAV-induced nephroblastomas indeed established that ADAMTS1 was overexpressed in the 4 MAV-induced nephroblastomas as compared to normal tissue (figure 12).
Several authors have indeed established a link between arterial supply and malignancy, whether based on microscopic analysis[ 4], or on radiological data[ 5].
Similar norm inequalities are indeed established for various natural means for operators such as the logarithmic mean.
On last year's roster, Roger Clemens, Mike Mussina, Scott Brosius, Paul O'Neill, Tino Martinez and Chuck Knoblauch were indeed established players "skimmed off" (in Headlam's phrase) from other teams before going on to notable achievements in pinstripes.
Separate spheres of influence were indeed established – the Russians eventually getting most of eastern Europe, the Anglo-Americans western Europe, Greece and the Mediterranean – but this did not prevent misunderstandings emerging.
