Sentence examples for indeed attached from inspiring English sources

This proves that the SiNWs are indeed attached to the large SiμG.

Due to the strong size-dependence of diffusion in cytoplasm, diffusion of magnetosomes should be considerably slower, even more so if the magnetosomes are indeed attached to the inner membrane as invaginations.

The restaurant (4105 Park Avenue, Union City; 201-865-6281) does indeed come attached to a butcher shop, and it does indeed have an authentic feel, suitable to its gritty, street-wise, Turko-Caribbean block.

The Framers, following John Locke and Sir William Blackstone, were indeed deeply attached to property rights.

The Hyde Amendment is, indeed, routinely attached to appropriations bills that are approved on an annual basis.

Vibrio cholera, indeed, lives attached to the exoskeleton of marine copepods, which depend on phytoplankton blooms for their nutrition.

Then, as later, US aid came with strings attached; indeed some labelled the Marshall plan "history's most successful structural adjustment programme".

Bruce is just a block of yellow foam – but you can bet you'll become very attached indeed, as the little guy sets out to prove he has a heart of gold.

Indeed, CAR was attached to a specific spacer anchored on a gold surface through either an ester bound which could be cleaved by microorganisms' esterases or an ether one which cannot be split.

Authors' response: Indeed the residue attached to the "peptide anticodon" is usually negative (with a few exceptions).

Indeed, whole chromatin attached to the NM shows an inverse pattern of nuclease sensitivity compared with that of naked loop DNA.