Sentence examples similar to indeed been assigned from inspiring English sources

Seeing as IQ tests have evolved to secure the same bell-shaped ("normal") curve found in physical natural phenomenon, it drops out as a matter of logic that roughly 16% of people will indeed be assigned an IQ below 85, and about 2% a score of 130+.

Representatives of the sulfate-reducing bacteria community indeed were assigned to the Desulfobacteraceae family.

Indeed, β-1,3-glucanases have been assigned to callose degradation during somatic embryogenesis [ 24, 43].

However, the performed similarity searches do not always allow a statement whether all enzymes of the corresponding pathways are present and whether the gene products have indeed the enzymatic activity that has been assigned to them on the basis of the corresponding similarity searches and domain predictions.

Although it has been questioned whether it indeed reflects a functional organization [111], the middle tier has classically been assigned as "associative" neuropil containing interneurons [112], [113].

Early on, it may be useful to assign based on a visible characteristic, so the instructor can verify that those students reporting are indeed those who were assigned to report.

Indeed more than half are assigned to one or more not-for-college-credit "developmental," or remedial, courses, which are aimed at teaching the basic academic skills that are needed to thrive in regular college credit courses.

Indeed, no function could be assigned to these proteins, although they appear to be closer to HME than HAE1 sequences.

Very recently, the role of miR-487b as tumor suppressor gene was assigned: indeed, a loss of miR-487b expression was shown during the carcinogenesis of airway epithelial cells 34.

This disparity between the two cases may not settle the case in Russell's favor perhaps, 'the author of Waverly', like 'Scott', is meaningful in isolation after all, even though its meaning (or denotation), unlike that of 'Scott', can't be assigned directly (indeed, Richard Montague provided the tools for constructing precisely such a meaning).

Indeed, any FUE, in principle, can be assigned a 'selfishness quotient'.