Sentence examples for indeed differentiated from inspiring English sources

These are, indeed, differentiated by currency: they are computed as the interest rate a government pays to borrow money, plus 1% for overhead.

As we have shown, A. gracilipes supercolonies are indeed differentiated in neutral traits, i.e. alleles of microsatellite loci and several cuticular compounds.

The post-hoc tests revealed that some periods (325 362 ms and 476 498 ms) at T6 were indeed differentiated significantly in both comparisons of faces vs. flowers and faces vs. cars.

The control used in Fig. 3B was indeed differentiated E14tg2a EpiSCs.

These results indicate that premature granulocytes or uncommitted hemocyte precursors in HPO had indeed differentiated into mature granulocytes during culture.

Thus, higher Oct-4 expression levels were detected on Days 0 and 1 followed by reduced expression until Day 13, following an opposite expression pattern to Prnp and confirming that ES cells had indeed differentiated.

Indeed, offering differentiated services could boost Twitter's appeal to those who don't use it by solving the "Why do I need Twitter?" question while also providing a differentiated experience for those who have lost faith.

We can test this hypothesis by looking at the fossil record, where we find evidence that cynodonts, the ancestors of early mammals, had teeth (Hopson and Kitching 2001)—indeed, teeth differentiated by their functions, which are distinctively characteristic of mammals.

Indeed, the differentiated neurons are seemingly more vulnerable in that respect to the presence of aggregates.

Immunolabeling revealed that these cells were indeed terminally differentiated epithelial cells expressing keratin 10 (K10) but neither typical cortical (K8, K18) nor medullary keratins (K5, K14).

Indeed, less differentiated O4+/MBP− cells are more abundant in DBZ-siRNA-treated cultures compared with control-siRNA-treated cultures (about 83% versus 29%)) [ 19].