Sentence examples for indeed dormant from inspiring English sources

Rarely has the physiological state of these microbes been considered, but since it would be obvious if they were growing, it is most likely that they are indeed dormant.

A success in resuscitating organisms from a sample that initially appeared sterile would from our operational definition imply that those ones were indeed dormant, and we'd like to think that this had now been clarified.

Indeed, dormant ascospores and conidia of Neurospora crassa lack mRNA [ 36], as do ungerminated conidia of Fusarium solani[ 37], ungerminated basidiospores of Schizophyllum commune[ 38], ungerminated spores of Dictylostelium purpureum[ 39], and dormant conidia of Penicillium chrysogenum[ 40].

Dr Margolis's latest results, announced to the conference and published simultaneously in Nature, suggest vorinostat does indeed awaken dormant memory cells, though the experiment did not ask whether that can in turn lead to the elimination of the virus.Dr Margolis's approach looks interesting.

Indeed, the transcripts in dormant conidia may simply be inactive hangovers from the process of conidiation.

While PCR-based methods have long been used to assess the species involved in culture-positive samples, e.g. from blood, our interest here is in samples that are culture-negative that may yet (and indeed likely do) contain dormant cells.

Tarantino's new movie, "The Hateful Eight," is a modern film dressed in classic garb — indeed, in the long-dormant format of the roadshow movie, with its orchestral overture ushering viewers to their seats and its three-plus-hour running time, punctuated by an intermission, which divides the movie into two parts.

*Jingoism, so far, is dormant.

At a time of only anemic mass-market lagers, the idea of making full-flavored, real beers in dormant traditional styles was indeed revolutionary.

Now researchers from Durham University's Energy Institute say that the pumping of fracking liquid does indeed have the potential to reactivate dormant fault lines.

Moreover, the large difference between the turnover estimates for d-HSCs and a-HSCs suggest that the transition distribution between a dormant and active state is indeed disjunct and bimodal rather than continuous.