Sentence examples for are indeed acquired from inspiring English sources

We show experimentally, by mating Haloferax volcanii and Haloferax mediterranei, that spacers are indeed acquired chromosome-wide, although a preference for integrated mobile elements and nearby regions of the chromosome exists.

Evidence from evaluations of the quality of these interventions is sparse: for example whether the skills and knowledge presented in the initial training are appropriate to the context to which health personnel return, or are indeed acquired or retained.

They hold that when qualitative change happens, a new form is indeed acquired, but it does not destroy the proceeding form.

In a lawsuit filed today by a former founding employee of Color Labs, one moment of clarity emerged amidst some seriously salacious allegations: Color's approximately 20 person technology team and some of its key intellectual property assets were indeed acquired by Apple last month.

Presuming GHF5 cellulases were indeed acquired by lateral gene transfer, the most parsimonious explanation of the current cellulase tree would be the acquisition of such a gene by an ancient representative of the Pratylenchidae.

If the proteasome was indeed acquired (together with other archaeal-like genes, see below) by actinobacteria via HGT, the root of the tree would be logically placed outside of a clade formed by archaea + eukaryotes.

Noah Feldman's insightful essay (July 30) points to a paradox: democratization is indeed acquiring global legitimacy but in a manner that, with some exceptions, consistently opposes the Bush administration's expectations and objectives.

Update: We've heard from an independent source that Facebook is indeed acquiring Gowalla.

Companies themselves are indeed reporting difficulty acquiring talent.

These are mainly funded by third parties, and we are indeed encouraged to acquire more third party projects in cooperation with industry or funding agencies".

The desire to live in a liberal democracy is, indeed, something acquired over time, often as a byproduct of successful modernisation.