Sentence examples for indeed in practice from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in practice a large part of the data will be generated by unicast sessions.

Indeed, in practice, they often reach a local minimum and yield the same result in consecutive iterations, which stops the procedure.

Indeed, in practice, a program written in Haskell (Thompson 2011) could act as a specification for a program written in C (Huss 1997, Other Internet Resources).

Indeed, in practice, firms have been increasingly adopted the basic principles of green management in their existing profit-based structure rather than shifting GMA (Garrod and Chadwick 1996; Halme 1996; Crane 2000).

As we describe above, theoretically we do not expect much of a correlation between absolute levels of Wikipedia traffic and absolute levels of vote share, and indeed in practice we observe ({R}=0.05).

Indeed, in practice, a proportion of the within-population fluctuations may be due to a subpopulation structure.

Its long-time regional boss, Eduardo Zaplana, head of the regional government for seven years until 2002, and now minister of labour in Madrid, was boss indeed, and in practice he still is.

Our experimental results (Section "Construction algorithm" below) confirm that this situation does indeed occur in practice.

Despite such different relationships indeed exist, in practice, however, the identification and classification of homology relationships remains very difficult, mainly to entire genomes comparisons involving several species.

The admixed samples were made up of 57% cases and 76% controls from Population 1 and the rest from Population 2. While the true penetrance parameters at a disease locus are indeed unknown in practice, we proposed incorporation of the penetrance parameters with predefined values of (1, 1, 0), (1, 0, 0) or (1, ½, 0) into the analysis.

Indeed in our practice we are seeing more patients with non-operated low back pain and less with FBS compared with earlier practice.