Sentence examples for indeed changes in from inspiring English sources
Indeed, changes in valuation may subtract from future returns.There is, however, some good news.
Indeed, changes in bird-plumage color often involve the same gene that causes red hair in humans.
Indeed, changes in ventilator settings are regularly needed in mechanically ventilated patients.
Indeed changes in plasticity more than pure hyper- or hypoexcitability are likely more specific for migraine pathophysiology [43, 44].
Indeed, changes in brain-related genes appear to explain the often vast differences between human and chimp cognition.
Indeed, changes in the prefrontal cortex have recently been found in CH patients [31, 32], but dysfunction in prefrontal cortex is also involved in drug addiction [33].
The dream has indeed changed in vital ways.
One applauded Barry Bearak's (March 25) sensitive and rightfully compassionate portrait of this valiant young man until the final sentence, which, though ostensibly cheering, unnecessarily reminds us that everything can indeed change "in the blink of an eye".
Consistent with this view, many of the plasma-derived proteins identified in both exposed and control samples do indeed change in abundance, for example, albumin[17], but additional work will be required to provide accurate quantification.
Alice's life has indeed "changed in oh so many ways".
Political leaders need to use this opportunity to show their constituents that times have indeed changed in Brazil and that they are not taking voters for granted.
