Sentence examples for indeed indicative from inspiring English sources
This solidifies the relationship between late ERP effects and retrieval monitoring, and furthermore indicates that the late negative ERP correlate of false recognition was indeed indicative of monitoring failure for this condition, as hypothesized above.
Our results suggested that centrality in coauthorship networks is indeed indicative for citation success.
Dynamic viscoelastic analysis is indeed indicative of a noticeable difference when referring to the molecular dynamics of the glass transition.
It was found that AE events were indeed indicative of the state of the explosive failure process.
For complex medicinal products such as biological medicinal products, including vaccines, design and conduct of such studies requires particularly careful considerations in order to ensure that technical data resulting from stability studies are indeed indicative for unchanged clinical performance.
Thus, the observation of the PW/UFK wave oscillations in the F layer height during post sunset-pre midnight hours reported in the literature (for example, Takahashi et al. 2007, 2009; Fagundes et al. 2009) are indeed indicative of the manifestations of the PRE modulation by the upward propagating waves.
In other words, the yeast proteome was enriched for high scoring proteins suggesting that high scores may indeed be indicative of selection for function as Cdk substrates.
If indeed they are indicative of future losses, these figures presage one thing: Uefa has a potential enforcement issue at hand.
Indeed it is indicative of Paszkany's thoroughness and intentions that the game is even being played in Cluj, thanks to his foresight in renovating the 25,000-capacity stadium to Uefa standards.
Then again, he has not convinced most scientists that he discovered Martians, either, even though his experiment on NASA's Viking landers in 1976 indeed produced results indicative of microbes.
