Sentence examples for aspects indeed from inspiring English sources

Small research laboratories have their predictable aspects; indeed, they must be viable business entities to survive and thrive.

Whether interventions aimed at the combination of these aspects indeed result in less discontinuity and associated harm is uncertain.

Taken together, these observations suggest that most local physiological aspects indeed undergo a biological transition to the gender identity, whereas characteristics on a network level may reflect the psychological stress accompanied by the psychiatric disorder.

The scope for political philosophy is thus great, the clarification of its purpose and limitations urgent an aspect, indeed, of civilization's survival.

They moved in solitude as well as in society, from being Dr Jekyll to Mr Hyde or the other way around, and it's easy to read their doubleness as an aspect of their homosexuality, or an aspect indeed of homosexuality itself.

The social aspect, indeed, is one to watch.

This aspect, indeed, is of fundamental importance to many advanced applications involving avatars and humans.

Adams (2002) talks about the social, political, cultural and economic context, so some consideration of what this might mean is needed as each of these concepts themselves cover a variety of aspects, and indeed overlap.

This touches upon social aspects and indeed the complexity of social aspects of climate change.

All these aspects are, indeed, the general components of effective management.

What the sparse research on this issue does reveal is that the following aspects do indeed contribute to the effectiveness of home treatment: visiting patients regularly at home and having dual responsibility for both health and social care [ 9].