Sentence examples for does indeed indicate from inspiring English sources

If genuine, the May letter does indeed indicate that Hitler's psychopathic mendacity trumped Stalin's pathological mistrust.

CHAOS-6 on the other hand does not agree with these observations at TSU and shows a constant rate of change, while POMME10 does indeed indicate a jerk behaviour around 2013, although of opposite strength to experimental observations.

In this work we present an in depth MS/MS and quantitative analysis of the pre-nodal human lymph, which does indeed indicate an expanded self-antigen repertoire carried by the human lymph as compared to plasma from the same subjects.

Also, the SILAC MS does indeed indicate that the intracellular pool of GPI-linked proteins is unchanged when AP2 is depleted, as GPI-anchored proteins are detected in the non-biotinylated protein flow-through fraction, and the SILAC ratios for these proteins are close to 1. Again, this point is now made explicitly in the text.

Both clinicians and researchers may feel more confident that extant literature does indeed indicate no overall difference between cognitive therapy (including behavioural experiments) and exposure for in PD [panic disorder], PTSD and OCD [obsessive compulsive disorder] and points to superior efficacy of cognitive therapy in social phobia.

These remarkable stories do indeed indicate the good health of the genre, something that wasn't the case a decade ago when short stories were under-regarded and under-reviewed, and where opportunities to get stories into print were diminishing.

If such features do indicate a propensity to friendly, sociable behaviour, as they do in foxes, then such behaviours will spread too.Crucially for Dr Elia's hypothesis, they do indeed indicate such a propensity.

Recorded temperatures towards the end of the 20th century did indeed indicate the earth was warming, but warming of the earth doesn't tell us what caused the warming, does it?

The studies focusing on grammatical metaphor presented above do indeed indicate that learners, regardless of their native language or languages, must undergo parallel developmental stages within Halliday's (1993) proposed phase (a) of advanced language learning.

He put the screws to Maliki, and for a few weeks, Maliki did indeed indicate that the Americans could play whatever language games they wanted to (he even started using the term "time horizon" for a short period), since all Iraqis knew the real score -- that they were setting a date for American troops to get out.

Through a length polymorphism, these data did indeed indicate loss of methylation from the maternal allele (Figure S1).