Sentence examples for indeed meaningful from inspiring English sources

Or gender parity is attributed to the country's quota system, which is indeed meaningful, though only responsible for allocating 24 of the 45 seats women hold.

Clustering of significant correlations within a phonetic or intercorrelation sub-group suggests that these consistent correlations are indeed meaningful.

Thus, according to this condition, it is not possible to destabilize a stable persistent state by the introduction of small delays, which is indeed meaningful from the biological viewpoint.

All this means that it's not possible, or indeed meaningful, to say exactly what would be needed in terms of design or cost to get this idea to work.

That is to say, the weights derived from network properties are indeed meaningful.

This is really good news as parks of this size will indeed provide meaningful protection for large vulnerable animals we highlight as being at risk".

This demonstrates that the quantitative analysis of a large collection of cultural artifacts such as CDs can indeed yield meaningful results, validated by agreements with qualitative musicology.

The jury in the case has returned a verdict that basically states those updates did indeed offer meaningful improvements to Apple's media player software, and were not offered only to help Apple maintain a perceived monopoly by blocking others, including RealNetworks, from also selling digital media for use with iPods.

Indeed, nothing meaningful will happen until the GOP reinvents itself and disavows its anarchist wing.

This overlap makes it very plausible that the two retrieved factors are indeed biologically meaningful.

Indeed, clinically meaningful heterogeneity on the outcome scale could be pre-specified.