Sentence examples for can indeed not from inspiring English sources

We conclude that a well-designed micro-hole array structure fabricated using the wet etching process can indeed, not only significantly inhibit the leakage current of the indium-tin-oxide transparent conductive layer, but also enhance the external quantum efficiency and extraction efficiency over a broad temperature range.

Therefore, concomitant downregulation of both DLK1 and MEG3 can indeed not be explained by chromosomal deletions.

According to this conception of the mind, the other-mind problem can, indeed, not be solved.

We have removed the original Figure 7B, as we can indeed not give conclusive insights about the stepping mechanism.

We can indeed not exclude this and we therefore might underestimate the effect of CAPS DKO in Figure 3.

We can indeed not exclude that partial degradation of the RNA does take place and that LGP2 protects a fragment of 171 nucleotides as revealed by our sequencing data.

Without good regulations, markets do not provide the benefits they can, indeed, do not function well at all.

Brown's research, and that of others, underlines the idea that guilt – feeling bad about some specific action – can be useful: indeed, not feeling much guilt at all is symptomatic of some extremely serious psychological problems.

All the same, his philosophy seems to boil down to this: government can indeed be trusted not to abuse its authority, and to meet all its citizens' needs—so long as the government in question is his.

Most importantly, SCt can indeed synthesize tryptophan, not having the trpE and trpG genes pseudogenized or lost, as SAp and SCc, respectively.

Mr. Marri is challenging the Pentagon's assertion that it has the right to hold him indefinitely; the issue of whether the Pentagon can indeed do that has not been settled legally.