Sentence examples for indeed informational from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, since patterns of information are propagated between brains in a way that is analogous to template copying (that is, imitation), we argue that memes are indeed informational replicators.

Indeed, the informational package is something that would be helpful for women who get introduced to the clinic for the first time since first appointments are usually too overwhelming and emotional for most patients to remember anything that was verbally delivered to them, including the description of the navigation program.

While the enduring and expandable nature of some external symbol systems has indeed altered the informational environment in which brains develop, not all such systems are designed to hold information permanently in a context- or medium-independent fashion, and not all systems which are designed to do so actually succeed (Kwint 1999; Renfrew and Scarre 1999).

The pairing is between the heavy codons consisting of 2 purines and 1 pyrimidine (2R + 1Y) and the light codons (2Y + 1R) within the four basic units according to the operational rules (thus the operational track) other than sequence complementation that is indeed merely an informational concern.

And indeed, thanks to its informational nature, this synergistic cultural wealth can be shared indefinitely without risk of depletion: the more it is shared, the more it persists and expands, and the more it empowers its egalitarian sharers, both individually and collectively.

Mere structural informational relationship is, indeed, not enough to constitute content.

Indeed, the fact that many informational proteins are functioning as parts of multi-protein complexes is likely to contribute to the unique selective constraints acting on them.

Although there are many good counterarguments that an informational approach can indeed describe even complex interactions (e.g., Zentall 2002), it may still be fruitful to challenge ourselves to think in new and creative ways about how to describe communication.

Indeed a commonly reported form of informal informational support involved facilitating help seeking from a formal source.

Indeed, cunning autocratic leaders manipulate the informational environment to trade off one form of threat against the other.

This ribozyme was large and relatively complex; indeed, additional experiments that determined its informational complexity suggested that it should only have been selected about once in every ten thousand times the experiment was carried out (Ekland et al. 1995).