Sentence examples for indeed documented from inspiring English sources

Given the widespread allegations, and indeed documented cases, of abuse by Catholic clergy in church-run schools and institutions, the Vatican's responsibility to protect is sure to be raised by the committee.

A humoral response was indeed documented with anti-HLA I –but not II– antibodies in the blood (6 out of 30, i.e. cytotoxicity equivalent to 20% for a panel of 30 total lymphocyte suspensions) and in the cerebrospinal fluid (2 out of 30, i.e. cytotoxicity equivalent to 7% of the panel tested).

Axonal degeneration of the sympathetic chain and vagal nerve was indeed documented on autopsy of patients with CIP [ 37].

As detailed in the previous section, several studies have indeed documented a strong preference for invasive over native plants in tortoise rewilding projects (Burney et al. 2012; Griffiths et al. 2013 a ; Yamamoto 2014).

However, human non-antagonistic anti-CD152 scfragmentsnts, obtained from a synthetic phage library, were indeed documented to synergize with CD80 CD152 but not CD86 CD152 association [ 26], although to a less extent as compared with the present study.

Hence, the limited references to family planning and abortion-related services likely reflects a multitude of factors, although other IAWG global evaluation studies have indeed documented the disproportionate lack of availability of long-term and permanent methods of family planning and abortion services in particular [ 31].

Empirical studies indeed document repeatedly various phenotypic changes according to habitat fragmentation at each of the three stages of the dispersal process (emigration from suitable habitats, displacement in the matrix and immigration in a new habitat)(review in [ 5]).

Indeed, documents from the institute's founding in 1871 -- with its talk of "liberal technical" education -- sound remarkably similar to the descriptions of Technogenesis.

Indeed, documents and interviews show that the dispute over control of such scenes among the city's main emergency response agencies -- the Police and Fire Departments and the Office of Emergency Management -- remains profound.

Indeed, documents from the inquiry, filed with a court in Bogotá, show that the group operated a network of accountants and middlemen who collected donations, then used front companies to funnel the money to the paramilitary forces.

Indeed, documents declassified in the late 1980s showed that both Truman and Eisenhower saw early on the potential for a Sino-Soviet split and that maximum pressure on Peking, not conciliation, was the way to bring it on.