Sentence examples for indeed attributed from inspiring English sources
A different island chemical potential μ(V) (μdome < μpyr at sufficiently large V, reflecting the increased elastic-energy relaxation), also taken from Brehm et al. [25], is indeed attributed.
To test whether electrogenic activity, which was recorded as a difference between an anode and cathode potential in MFC, was indeed attributed to electron flow from the photosynthetic cultures to extracellular electron acceptor, we recorded anode potential during 24 hour illumination cycles (Fig. 3).
We have previously verified that DHE fluorescence obtained by our method is indeed attributed to superoxide [ 33].
One report indeed attributes to Democritus a denial that two things could become one, or vice versa (DK 68A42), thus suggesting that combinations are regarded as conventional.
Indeed, attributing observed changes in variable measures to the disease management approach under consideration is one of the key challenges in practice-based evaluation [ 5, 14].
With all these control studies, we could indeed attribute the high labeling efficiency of c-RGD-LPAgNPs to the high binding affinity of c-RGD peptides to αvβ3 integrin receptors.
With regard to the increase of reflective behaviour and self-efficacy one might assume that this might indeed be attributed to the development programme, the more so because these results are supported by the results of the qualitative part of this study.
Indeed, he attributed his longevity to his physical energy.
Indeed, Hippocrates attributed a case of arthritis being cured to the pulling of a tooth.
Those lines could improve overall reliability and reduce peak energy prices in areas with strong electricity congestion, but some of the cost should indeed be attributed to wind, he said.
In Die Entstehung des Judentums (1896; "The Origin of Judaism") the German historian Eduard Meyer argued that Judaism originated in the Persian period, or the days of Ezra and Nehemiah (5th century bce); indeed, he attributed an important role in shaping the emergent religion to Persian imperialism.
