Sentence examples for has indeed a from inspiring English sources

The backbone of the prediction can be superposed accurately to the backbone of the target structure (left panel), and the prediction has indeed a high GDT-HA score (0.814).

The Vat has indeed a long history of security problems.

Her prose has indeed a bare lucidity, and is often aphoristic and continent, in Ann Goldstein's elegant, burnished English.

The enhanced amount of soluble macro- and micronutrients in the close proximity of the soil-root interface has indeed a positive effect on plant nutrition.

The selection of the right modelling approach has indeed a significant influence on the simulation results, especially if the throughput or the axial velocity profile is changing and the catalyst is not deactivating.

The book has indeed a slightly obsessive concern for detail, and the minor variations in spelling and dates that Wahrman discovers in Collier's different images may or may not be as significant as he wants them to be.

The times they have indeed a-changed, even though the songs haven't.

Basal p53 level has indeed an antioxidant function.

You are proud and do not love advice, having indeed a store of your own wisdom.

Thus we have indeed a critical conditionally stable case.

The question remains whether smaller countries have indeed a greater power for translating innovation into practice.