Sentence examples for indeed interchangeable from inspiring English sources

Easy: paranoia and marijuana, both freely available — indeed, interchangeable — in 1970, when "Inherent Vice" is set.

The relatively small differences in primary and secondary efficacy endpoint of the study (treatment failure, percentage undetectable, CD4 increase) and the absence of large differences in the incidence of adverse events make that we see nevirapine and efavirenz as indeed interchangeable drugs, despite the lack of formal equivalence in the primary efficacy outcome.

"Dance music is so interchangeable," Diplo bristled.

The trade-offs between the two mechanisms are a matter of current debate: for many examples, both appear to offer convenient (indeed almost interchangeable) solutions; in other situations, one or the other seems to be more satisfactory.

The effect of a worse distance measure can be partly compensated by increasing β, as Eq. (1) reveals: the two parameters have indeed an interchangeable effect on selection.

And the one thing everyone on the paper knew was that Murdoch regarded journalists as expendable; indeed, more or less interchangeable.

Indeed, they were pretty much interchangeable.

Indeed, natural has become nearly interchangeable with green when talking about eco deathcare in the US.

Indeed, the two were essentially interchangeable: they were moral exemplars because they were creators of wealth.

Indeed, it has been suggested that interchangeable EMT and MET partial transitions that are dynamically regulated by the microenvironment determine invasiveness, tumor cell survival, dormancy, and CSC identity in both primary tumors and in metastatic sites [ 3].

So, they are really interchangeable.