The phrase "are indeed more common" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something is frequently encountered or prevalent in a particular context.
Example: "In recent studies, it has been shown that certain health issues are indeed more common among older adults."
Alternatives: "are certainly more prevalent" or "are truly more frequent."
And core duplicons are indeed more common in all CNVs.
Psychiatric disorders and complaints are indeed more common in women than in men [ 49].
A comparison of voting patterns across RMV and PMV reveals that deviations from pocketbook voting are indeed more common for rich voters when they are less likely to be pivotal but the evidence is weak for poor voters.
Hence, the results indicate that the genetic repertoires of the RMP species are indeed more common and that these genes should be present in the poorly assembled and annotated rodent parasite genomes.
Comparison of uORF abundance between genes in the ALT and nonALT control sets indicates that ~53% of human and ~51% of mouse ALT genes contain uORFs, whereas only ~44% of human and ~42% of mouse nonALT control genes contain uORFs, suggesting that uORFs are indeed more common in 5'UTRs containing alternative regions (Table 1).
Evidence suggests perfectionism is indeed more common in females, although both males and females are affected.
This review suggests that diabetes is indeed more common in SMI.
The T47D cancer cell line used to generate the Crk gene signature is identified as a luminal subtype [ 27], thus, a dataset derived from a panel of breast cancer cell lines [ 27] was examined to confirm that the Crk signature is indeed more common within the basal subtype.
Nevertheless, data from the PUE system demonstrated that 1) A(H7N9) cases were indeed more common in elderly persons; 2) men are at higher risk than women for PUE and A(H7N9) virus infection; and 3) the decline in reported cases after LPM closure probably reflects a true decline in the number of cases, not merely a decline in testing.
In view of this, it is indeed more puzzling why common cause principles fail in cases like those described above, such as the coordinated flights of certain flocks of birds, equilibrium correlations, order arising out of chaos, etc.
For example, the 6809 microprocessor is indeed more powerful than the more common 6502 or Z-80.
