Sentence examples for indeed coincide from inspiring English sources

And the growing influence of hedge funds did indeed coincide with a decline in market volatility.

When MCM chromatin loading is first observed, several events do indeed coincide.

The enhanced pixels of the correlation map, which lie within the illuminated display (white circle Fig. 2H & insert), indeed coincide with the tumor vascular pattern, as confirmed by GdDTPA contrast-enhanced MRI.

Assuming this is also the case in S. pombe, we have divided the S phase time frame of Eshaghi et al. by a factor of 3 and translated it by 70 min so as to match the S phase start and end times of Heichinger et al. Figure 1C shows that when the data are plotted this way, the time-dependent rates of origin firing determined from both experiments indeed coincide.

ChIP-qPCR analysis revealed that sites of DKC1 occupancy at the Oct4, Nanog, Sox2 genes indeed coincide with those of OCT4 (Boyer et al., 2005; Loh et al., 2006) and SOX2 binding to enhancer and promoter DNA sequences in the mouse ES cell line D3.

Checking that the map indeed coincides with (8.42) can be done separately for each of the terms ({text {Hom}} overline{L}_i(A_0),overline{M}_i(B_0))), (i in I) of (8.27).

We found that the locus indeed coincided with QTL affecting weekly age-specific mortality during, and beyond, the lethal phase.

This threshold was passed on day 7 in OptiCHO fed-batches and indeed coincided with peak cell concentrations that declined thereafter.

To experimentally validate that Smc6 expression indeed coincides with spermatogonial differentiation, we used a VAD rat model in which arrested undifferentiated spermatogonia only commence spermatogonial differentiation upon retinoic acid administration.

Predictions of distributions for all species and subspecies for which >10 points were available were highly statistically significant (all p<0.001) and indeed coincided well with our understanding of known distributions of both insects (JMR and CBB) and woodrats (VSC).

These patterns have, at least partly, correlated with ocean temperatures (Buch et al. 1994; Stein 2007), and indeed, coinciding with ocean warming in recent years, increased cod biomass has been observed both inshore and offshore in Greenland (Drinkwater 2009; ICES 2011).