Sentence examples for are indeed clear from inspiring English sources

Although many chromatin states are common across different cell types or organisms, there are indeed clear examples of cell-type-specific chromatin states consisting of unique co-occurrence of histone modifications.

As seen in Figure 3, the rate of clearance of nGFP+ senescent cells corresponds to the rate of clearance of unlabelled senescent cells, providing conclusive evidence that senescent cells are indeed cleared from salamander tissues.

The Constitution is indeed clear on this issue, but not in the way the president suggests.

It is, indeed, clear as day, and yet, as always with Ligeti, something is off.

There is indeed clear evidence that the Russian government has actively shaped some of the messages disseminated by RT.

It is indeed clear that competition on the network will only work if network activities are reliable, fair und optimally priced.

The science is indeed clear that biological sex exists on a continuum; a sport divided into two categories is, in contrast, unavoidably binary.

Beyond these recent events it is indeed clear, as Professor Robert H. Mnookin and others warned, that the Shalit deal generated numerous risks for Israel, the Palestinian Authority, and indeed to the prospect of resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

It was indeed clear Tuesday that Trump's honest opinion of what happened in Charlottesville was that David Duke and his allies were met by an equivalently immoral and un-American opponent.

While the quantity of aspirin required to read this straight through can be measured in thousands of milligrams, the goal was clarity and thoroughness, and the information is indeed clear, sound and, if anything, too thorough.

Riddle said: "It is right and it is indeed clear that there are no facial features identifiable from the photo, the hair colour has been disguised, the hair length has been changed, and the background to the photograph has been altered and indeed there have been other changes relating to, for example, clothing.