The phrase "are indeed processed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is being handled or dealt with in a certain manner, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The data collected from the survey are indeed processed to ensure accuracy before analysis."
Alternatives: "are certainly handled" or "are truly managed".
Globally, our results revealed that speech tasks are indeed processed within two classically linguistic macro-regions in the frontal and temporal cortices.
To directly examine whether these two types of displays are indeed processed the same way, we recorded neural activity in LIP and PFC which are two brain regions implicated in attentional processing.
Additional work will be required to establish whether these sequences are indeed processed into mature microRNAs in the zebra finch.
This strongly supports the hypothesis that APP is indeed processed through the autophagosomal-lysosomal pathway.
This demonstrates that colour was indeed processed as a unique attribute of the object image and facilitated object recognition.
This confirms that the 21 nucleotide long miR-886-3p miR-886-3p miR-886-3prom the prisary transcrindeedd hence is a genuine miRNA.
As for pseudoword reading, information is indeed processed via the dorsal path (LP→IFG), but this is done via the posterior ventral path first (MOG→LOT→LP).
16 The Nedd8-based FP reagent was indeed processed by UCH-L3, although with a lower efficiency than Ub; this is in line with an earlier report.
An intermediate view is provided by the "attenuation" theory of Treisman (1964), which proposes that unattended information is indeed processed up to a high (semantic) level, but with reduced resources and thus more slowly.
Nevertheless, other studies suggest that visual information is indeed processed in the MBs (Barth and Heisenberg, 1997; Liu et al., 1999; Brembs and Wiener, 2006; van Swinderen et al., 2009).
While there was a tendency to believe that galectin-3 would be lost in most epithelial tumors, a seminal work from Raz and coworkers 37 suggested that galectin-3 expression was not really lost in most carcinomas, but instead the epitope recognized by the most commonly used antibodies against galectin-3 was indeed processed by metalloproteases in the tumor microenvironment.
