Sentence examples for does indeed apply from inspiring English sources

Our results highlight the different nature of thermal and mechanical denaturation34, and demonstrate that the scenario of force-induced barriers proposed by Fernandez and colleagues23 does indeed apply to downhill proteins, which lack a free-energy barrier in the absence of force.

First, one might deny that the idea of public reason does indeed apply to itself.

The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus does indeed apply mutatis mutandis to the operators (I_{q}) and (D_{q}).

However the court slapped this down, ruling that Belgian data protection law does indeed apply and that Belgian courts have jurisdiction.

A new study by a team of researchers from Rice University, the University of Texas at San Antonio and Pennsylvania State University shows that the unyielding political split in the U.S. does indeed apply to philanthropy as well.

Timbs asks whether the excessive fines clause does indeed apply equally in every state.

In recent cases, judges in Germany and Italy have come to similar conclusions, declaring that national boundaries do indeed apply to the virtual world as well as the physical one.

Hence, there is every reason to believe that the usual procedures contemplated by the Fourth Amendment do indeed apply to the press, as to every other person.

The fundamental things do indeed apply as time goes by; it's just a question of presenting them with a theatrical force and clarity that allows the audience in.

In San Francisco Arts & Athletics, Inc. v. United States Olympic Committee, also cited by the plaintiffs, the Court did indeed apply heightened scrutiny under the First Amendment to a statute granting the United States Olympic Committee trademark-like protection for the word "Olympic". 483 U.S. 522, 535-41 (1987).

Ms Bhutto's name does not appear to come up at all.Unwilling to release such a tasty chew toy, several of Mr Hersh's critics abandoned the focus on Mr Hariri and Ms Bhutto, seizing instead on the broader charge that there is an "executive assassination ring"—a description Mr Hersh did indeed apply to the Joint Special Operations Command back in March.