Sentence examples for identified indeed from inspiring English sources

No candidate genes were identified in the reference genome for the position of the most associated SNP marker (position 628,091 bp), as well as in the interval from 628,091 to 645,598 bp, this last position corresponding to the region in which the first candidate was identified; indeed in this interval only 5 genes with unknown function are annotated on the Nipponbare reference genome.

Further analysis and experiments are needed to verify that the three-nodal patterns identified indeed constitute the corresponding logic function.

It was identified, indeed, in all the hospitals under investigations, in many different wards and clinical samples.

As can be seen, two different major areas (i.e. two steps in the graph) of isotope ratios could be identified, indeed.

Other genes for X-linked RP remain to be identified, indeed, known genes and loci involved in those diseases have been excluded in several families [ 20].

The authors may thus consider answering any of the following questions: Is the bacterial chitinase identified indeed capable of loosening the cell wall of this fungus?

We could identify indeed a relationship between students' CIL score and their use of ICT for social communication: in all educational systems participating in ICILS (further for simplicity referred to as "countries"), the CIL score increased along with an increase of students' scale score in "Use of ICT for social communication".

This was done so that such drug event associations could actually be identified if indeed they occurred within the network.

Perhaps the strange irony of circumstances and of coincidence helped convince him that he and Zelda and Gerald and Sara were somehow identified — were indeed "the same people" — but there was nothing in the events themselves to justify this notion.

Opening and closing is done via BLE or similar and just queries the local copy of the chain to check if the user being identified is indeed authorized to open/close the lock.

Additionally, in repeated, behaviorally relevant pulses of depolarization, identified motoneurons indeed more easily adapted during these bursts of AP firing.