Sentence examples for indeed arose from inspiring English sources

This common regulation indeed arose by duplication [37].

This is confusing as one could imagine that these indeed arose from DNAQ itself.

If X. monticolus and X. clemenciae indeed arose by hybridization it would be of great interest to know where and when this hybridization took place and which species are likely to be the parental lineages.

Of course some of us might argue that many eukaryote-specific complex traits indeed arose neutrally [ 145], but that's not I think the kind of scenario Lane has in mind here.

New possibilities may indeed arise once a process is well along, as seems to have happened at the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Without any opportunity for mature reflection Mr Higgins, who is by nature someone who seeks to avoid confrontation or unpleasantness, decided to play along with the discussion when the topic did indeed arise.

But in 2003, the editors of Science, Nature and The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences issued a joint declaration saying that occasions might indeed arise when a paper "should be modified, or not be published".

Although Francesco Redi, an Italian physician, disproved in 1668 that higher forms of life could originate spontaneously, proponents of the concept claimed that microbes were different and did indeed arise in this way.

"If the reference numbers that every citizen received for the census are saved for the long term, the danger of abuse indeed arises," the paper quoted Mr. Schaar as saying.

On Monday evening we hear: Phoenix has indeed arisen, but now as InSight.

As we shall discuss, there is now overwhelming evidence that the vertebrate eye did indeed arise through an evolutionary sequence involving countless tiny steps.