The phrase "and indeed reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something has been confirmed or acknowledged, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The findings were significant, and indeed reported in several reputable journals."
Alternatives: "and actually documented" or "and truly noted".
It might be assumed that less problematic finances led to better relationships and respondents indeed reported that relations between Beta PCT2 and Beta trust3 were generally good.
Several studies have attributed illusory percepts to 'pure top-down' processing, and indeed report activity in visual areas when participants report to have seen a highly expected stimulus while in fact no stimulus has been presented [8] [10], [21].
Introduction to his letter and points (i) and (vii): we had indeed reported, at two scientific meetings 2 years ago, preliminary data showing that 6 of 13 patients improved by 4%35%%.
Regarding Dr Greenberg's specific points (and necessarily restating some of our general responses already outlined), our comments are as follows: Introduction to his letter and points (i) and (vii): we had indeed reported, at two scientific meetings 2 years ago, preliminary data showing that 6 of 13 patients improved by 4%35%%.
Both the gene and its product were indeed reported to be up-regulated by P deprivation in the roots of diverse plant species [ 49, 67].
Because this region is phylogenetically young [Rose, 1928], Craig [ 2010] proposed that large interindividual structural differences might be observed in the TG, and various dissection studies indeed reported considerable morphological variability in this region [Naidich et al., 2004; Ture et al., 1999; Varnavas and Grand, 1999].
Although participation in the diet intervention may have made the families more conscious of their pesticide use over time, pesticide use by families was indeed reported, and the means of postorganic conventional diet portions were equivalent to or higher than preorganic portions (data not shown).
A number of studies have indeed reported overexpression and activating mutations of Rac-GEFs in cancer, as described for Tiam1, Trio, and others [ 14- 21].
This led to hypothesize that INaL might be carried by channel variants other than the one prevailing in cardiac myocytes (NaV1.5), whose expression would be enhanced under pathological conditions (a contribution of NaV1.8 channels to INaL in mouse and rabbit cardiomyocytes has been indeed reported [ 11]).
