Sentence examples for indeed exchange from inspiring English sources

Results obtained along this line confirmed that several of the proteins identified in our study (or belonging to the same family of protein) indeed exchange efficiently during trogocytosis ([44], [45] and see also [50] for a review).

This definition is, however, overly restrictive and fails to indicate that almost all species do indeed exchange genetic information at some point during reproduction.

Indeed, exchange of H3, as would occur upon whole-nucleosome eviction, occurs at only about 1/20th the rate of H2A/H2B exchange (Kimura and Cook, 2001; Thiriet and Hayes, 2005; Deal et al, 2010), and nucleosome mapping studies indicate that RNA polymerase II does not cause substantial nucleosome displacement in vivo (Chodavarapu et al, 2010; Deal et al, 2010; Weiner et al, 2010).

Because both kept diaries, and indeed exchanged and commented on each other's diaries, their quarrels are almost too well documented.

While the particulars of the deal aren't being disclosed, we've learned that this wasn't a pure acqui-hire, cash has indeed exchanged hands.

Indeed, in exchange for the money from Hovnanian, Donald DiFrancesco assigned the company a mortgage he had obtained from Dr. Scott as part of the settlement.

Indeed, to exchange a black prisoner for a white one would imply a racial equality that was anathema to the Confederacy.

Indeed, Policy Exchange, a think-tank, has worked out that northerners from the highest social class are more likely to vote Labour than are southerners from the lowest social class.The north has wealthy suburbs, like South Wirral, west of Liverpool.

Well, kind readers, I am proud to say that there was indeed an exchange of bodily fluids between the wardrobe girl and myself because right after she helped me take my shirt off she got some of my face blood on her.

Indeed, interspecies exchange of antibiotic resistance genes can occur in vitro [8].

Indeed, the exchange of biotic invaders between agricultural and biomedical contexts demonstrates in striking terms the importance of evolutionary principles in applied management schemes.