Sentence examples for indeed applies from inspiring English sources
The mechanism we propose indeed applies primarily to the MSO, and it is assumed that ITD tuning in IC is inherited from MSO.
However, this issue is not unique to the current research and indeed applies to all research results involving adults with SCD which seek to generalize to the population.
The term "residue-level resolution" indeed applies only to cross-linked residues, and we have modified the text to clarify this point in the Abstract, in the subsection "A Single, Best-Scoring Subunit Architecture", and in the Discussion.
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.
But what the Dutch count as slums struck me as entirely unremarkable — indeed, applying the standards of the American inner city, the neighborhoods were practically middle class.
Comparison traces from earlier laps show that Piquet indeed applied more throttle, and sooner, on exiting turn 17 to induce the spin.
Their suspicions were heightened when they discovered that he had indeed applied for flight training at a community college in Washington State.
Tonight, Mr. Barak said he would petition the Supreme Court to clarify whether the law indeed applied to candidates as well as to parties.
Having originally balked at applying the Geneva Conventions to any of the prisoners, President Bush seemed to heed the criticism last month when he decided that the conventions would indeed apply to the conflict and to Taliban detainees.
This also means that some ideas are put on the table not because all the partners want them, but because the researcher wants to test some hypotheses – or indeed apply some concept that has worked elsewhere.
"On the site you can chat with friends and find out about new products, but you can also check out future meetings near home, or indeed apply for work as a rep," says Bertrand Legrand, co-founder of Seedbees.
