Sentence examples for indeed improper from inspiring English sources

Indeed, improper functioning of proteins engaged in initiation, elongation or replication control manifest as a mutator phenotype.

Self-reported food hygiene behaviours yielded somewhat better results, though some disturbing findings arise from our results: indeed, improper practices, such as sharing of utensils for raw and cooked foods and thawing of frozen food at room temperature, appeared to be widespread among the respondents.

In this example, the fraction is indeed improper because the power of the numerator, 3, is larger than the power of the denominator, 2. Therefore, long division must be used.

Mark Bresee, the general counsel for San Diego Unified School District, said in an interview that after some parents complained about the fees last year, he looked into it and concluded that some schools were indeed assessing improper charges.

"This unprecedented and improper, indeed, inexplicable conduct, compounded at various times by self-contradictory statements, on behalf of Australia, is not the behaviour of some state that does not subscribe to normal standards of international legal behaviour.

A subsequent detailed study using CHO and COS-7 cells revealed that p.G133Vfs*15 leptin indeed exhibits an improper intracellular transport, aggregates and accumulates in the ER, and subsequently undergoes degradation by the proteasome [14].

Likewise, if the wife indeed engaged in an improper act, then her husband's separation will encourage her to realize the unreasonableness of her behavior.

Indeed two polymorphisms causing improper membrane localization, Cys88Arg and Arg61Cys, are located in the large extracellular loop (Fig.  8a).

Indeed, it would be improper to treat the retinoid cycle as a separate entity because it is so dependent on the metabolism of the whole organism.

The FACS analysis did not show an increase in DNA content (> 4N) indicating that multiple nuclei in the cells are indeed due to the improper chromosome segregation and not due to the multiplication of DNA.

Within reasonable limits that is in itself neither improper nor unethical: indeed, it is virtually unavoidable.