The phrase "are indeed engineered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something has been deliberately designed or created, often in a technical or systematic manner.
Example: "The structures we see today are indeed engineered to withstand extreme weather conditions."
Alternatives: "are certainly designed" or "are definitely crafted".
To confirm that CCNA_03998, CCNA_00470, and CCNA_00471 are indeed buoyancy determinants, we engineered in-frame deletions in CCNA_03998 or CCNA_00470 (CCNA_00471 was not tested) in WT or Δ pleC mutant cells and found the resulting single or double mutants to be 'heavy'heavy
In this 21st century, plastics are indeed a first option for engineers designing new products or embarking in the upgrade of existing ones.
They have concluded that "it is indeed possible to engineer such a system".
We now report that when Cyp140A7 was expressed in the recently discovered fish pathogen Mycobacterium marinum DL045, a novel mycolactone (mycolactone G) was indeed produced from the engineered strain.
While the crypto community is indeed full of engineers, marketers, and entrepreneurs who invest, develop, and advise, everybody is rather spread out.
Indeed, engineered whole cells deployed in biosensors can be considered one of the practical successes of molecular-scale devices.
Of course, the weapon never was taken out of the hands of soldiers, but the basic power of the universe was indeed handed over to nuclear power engineers — including Japanese engineers.
Development and realization of cooperative activities between Japan and Indonesia in nuclear research and education is indeed very important for scientists and engineers of both countries.
Therefore, we can conclude that this implementation of multiphoton microscopy is indeed a powerful, informative tool for monitoring the development of engineered tissues.
That was indeed the experience of Igor Matlin, a sales engineer in Chicago for Coverity, a software developer.
