The phrase "are indeed responsible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize accountability or causation in a statement.
Example: "The researchers concluded that the participants are indeed responsible for the outcomes of the study."
Alternatives: "are certainly accountable" or "are truly responsible".
If the membrane-peptide interactions are indeed responsible for the onset of the cascade of toxic responses leading to cell death, then mutations in Aβ leading to early onset cases of AD should show considerably more pronounced interaction with membranes.
Families like the Picketts are indeed responsible for the payment of their debts.
Opioids, which include prescription painkillers and drugs like heroin and fentanyl, are indeed responsible for large-scale human suffering.
Reinforcements modelled with 1D meshes, when included in 3D domains, are indeed responsible for pathological effects like stress concentration at the local scale.
By using the EVT we additionally show that the rare (stochastic) events are indeed responsible for the transport and diffusion in these materials.
The story of the Tsarnaev brothers — if they are indeed responsible for the bombing in Boston — spills well out of the boundaries of the Caucasian region.
Since both ES and differentiated cells formed teratomas in allogeneic immunodeficient SCID/beige mice the immune response was indeed responsible for the suppression of tumors after allogeneic transplantation.
The result suggests that Foc infection might lead to reduction of JA although it remains to be determined whether this allene oxide synthase gene is indeed responsible for JA production in banana in response to Foc infection.
The court held that the sites were indeed responsible for excise taxes worth some $70m.
UNSC-mandated inspectors have investigated previous attacks and on four occasions decided that the regime was indeed responsible.
