Sentence examples for has indeed introduced from inspiring English sources
Canon has indeed introduced a new, very small DSLR as rumored earlier in the week.
As part of Atatürk's invention of tradition, the freshly minted Turkish Historical Association had indeed introduced a new history of Turkey, in which Turks became a primarily ethnic rather than religious community.
Additionally the use of hands and feet X-rays for following radiological disease progression is not regular in routine care, especially not at exactly a time interval of 12 month: the fact that the availability of X-rays at two timepoints was an inclusion criteria may have indeed introduced a selection bias into our study.
Some infrastructure has indeed been introduced; the United Nations is a deeply flawed example, but an example nonetheless, as is the Geneva Convention.
In these regions, modern varieties have indeed been introduced at variable levels and Chentoufi et al. [ 48] showed that they were integrated into the traditional practices of seed exchange and management.
A challenger has indeed appeared: Urbanspoon recently introduced RezBook, a reservation and table management system that restaurants use on iPads.
The Metro rail network, introduced in December 2002, has indeed taken some of the burden off the roads, but it is still a work in progress and does not cover large parts of the city.
But as deliberate events, they render possible (i) observation of mechanisms at work at very small population size during the establishment stage, (ii) experimental manipulation of initial conditions, and (iii) conclusion that a population has indeed failed to establish after being introduced.
The fact that caring for orphans – bapina – was handled by immediate kin or relatives, introducing a Mama Mkubwa in replacement of these kin has indeed cultural validity.
Central banks slashed interest rates (and introduced quantitative easing) because they feared the economy would be weak; the economy has indeed been weak.
