Sentence examples for can indeed use from inspiring English sources
This tells us that we can indeed use path strings to differentiate between schema data and real data.
He can, indeed, use the former to cast a partial light on the latter; not vice versa, though.
A thief who pinches, say, a handbag containing a contactless card can indeed use it immediately to buy goods worth £20, no questions asked.
Having used them in a biting northerly wind I can say that a) the 80% wool mix does keep your hands warm and b) that you can indeed use your phone while wearing them.
It largely reflects a decline in very long working weeks, in the last few hours of which not much useful was done.Four reasons for optimismThere are reasons to believe that the Portuguese can indeed use their existing working hours more productively.
In this study, we demonstrate that a similar virus (Ad5F37) can indeed use α(2→3 -linked sialic acid as a cellular receptor.
Although you can indeed apply your eyeshadow using your fingertips, they will likely be too big and are coated in natural oils which make application difficult.
If your pie is too achingly sweet (it can indeed happen!), use less brown sugar or add more salt or butter or pecans to adjust.
Data from single cell recordings in the monkey have been used to show that mirror neurons in the premotor cortex can indeed be used to distinguish which of two actions was executed, observed, or heard [16].
The results have shown that ECC can indeed be used to delay debonding of the FRP resulting in effective use of the FRP material.
Therefore, even if the number of hits using these small sequences is going to be huge, position optimized sequence information can indeed be used in silico as a first line of screening to map protease cleavage sites in a high throughput manner.
