The phrase "are indeed transmitted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is being sent or communicated, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The signals are indeed transmitted through the network, ensuring reliable communication."
Alternatives: "are certainly conveyed" or "are indeed communicated".
General objectives were indeed transmitted from the top down, but, as each ministry and factory inspected its obligations, specific obstacles and difficulties were transmitted from the bottom up.
We found that the Wnt4-mediated expansion of LSKs in culture was greatly reduced in the absence of Fz6, indicating that at least part of the Wnt4 signal in fetal liver LSKs was indeed transmitted through Fz6 (Fig. 6B).
It is also consistent with the increasing recognition that TAA disease is indeed transmitted in an inherited fashion in at least one-fifth of patients [31] and opens many interesting avenues to explore in future studies.
This observation suggests that some of the mutations identified in the F1 animals were indeed transmitted through the germline.
To this extent, acquired characteristics are, indeed, being transmitted across the generations.
"Let's come to a relaxed agreement," Nelson wrote, "that just as there are sermons in stones and books in running brooks, to take Shakespeare's view, there are indeed messages being transmitted by inanimate objects which can be read by anyone capable of seeing what he is looking at".
From this we were able to conclude that F3 hprt null ES cells are indeed competent to transmit alleles through the germline and that the resulting offspring were fertile and viable as reported previously [ 12].
Furhermore, freezing may have affect odour compounds in bedding and we are indeed unaware of whether the toxic compounds were transmitted to the urine.
A. Wireless stereo headphones are indeed available, and most of them use a Bluetooth connection to transmit stereo signals from the MP3 player to the headphones.
