Sentence examples for argument that indeed from inspiring English sources

Second, let's assume, for the sake of argument, that indeed there will be a female pope (and exactly one first female pope) at some time in the far future and that she will be black and that she has not even been fathered yet.

This is an interesting argument that indeed can be made.

In my opinion the discussion about whether one can derive species trees from genes in the face of HGT is very much confounded by arguments that, indeed, when we search long enough we will likely find that every Orthologous Group has been subject to HGT, but that does not imply that the major mode of inheritance is not a vertical one, and that therefore gene-based phylogenies cannot be derived.

These findings also support the argument that autophagy indeed makes energetic sense in providing metabolites, by improving energy efficiency.

But the starkest argument that Asia does indeed innovate may be found in the world of free-to-play games and virtual goods.

The best argument that histodifferentiation has indeed occurred in an orchid embryo is that 'immature' orchid seeds can germinate asymbiotically in vitro, in a simple medium as long as sucrose is present (Knudson 1922).

"No one can make a convincing argument that this legislation indeed prevents any institution from being "Too Big To Fail" -- you can't make that argument," McCain told reporters shortly after the bill passed.

"No one can make a convincing argument that this legislation indeed prevents any institution from being "Too Big To Fail" -- you can't make that argument," he told reporters at the Capitol today.

They support the argument that it is indeed the lack of string transcript accumulation (rather than unresolved DNA damage) that is responsible for the cell cycle arrest in His C mutant cells.

Using both experiments and model simulations, the authors make the argument that there are indeed two learning mechanisms --  a learning mechanism for each task (which accounts for the specificity of learning of different skills) but a single learning mechanism for learning the environment (which accounts for generalization within a single environment).

To establish the argument that MU3 G is indeed smaller than MG3 U, we need to demonstrate that (1) there is no selection against U-ending codons in NNY codon families by showing that the observed NC/NU ratio is not greater than 0.8001, and (2) there is selection against G-ending codons in NNR codon families by showing that NA/NG is significantly greater than 1.2490.