Sentence examples for indeed more closely from inspiring English sources

Small, characterless and heated electrically, the typical gym sauna is indeed more closely related to a toaster oven than to a true sauna.

One of the pirate crew is a grotesque caricature of an African who does indeed more closely resemble a gorilla than a person.

To validate these putative cases of LGT, we combined bidirectional searches with phylogenetic inference to assess whether the DD gene was indeed more closely related to its prokaryote homologue than to any eukaryote gene outside of Dictyostelia.

Comparisons of anatomical features of the Galápagos finches, as well as modern molecular techniques, show they are indeed more closely related to each other than to any other species.

Several lines of evidence pointed to fungi being different from plants, animals and bacteria – indeed, more closely related to animals than plants.

We also demonstrated that our metric is able to pool the disease genes respect to the other human genes, implying that the former are indeed more closely functionally related than the latter: these results therefore justify a prioritization strategy based on the similarity of the candidate genes respect to the disease gene set.

The Bayesian MCMC analysis revealed that the cluster from the mother harboring sequence M50_13B_K101E was indeed more closely-related to the child cluster (Figure 3).

The cycles of output, consumption and investment did indeed become more closely aligned in rich countries.

That could very well be Ive's influence at work, if he is indeed working more closely with iOS software interface teams.

Opening Thursday's Commons debate, Mr Cameron said: "It's not about taking sides in the conflict, it's not about invading, it's not about regime change or indeed working more closely with the opposition.

The microfluidic data from the four needle pricks was indeed analyzed more closely by looking at just the microdialysate potassium and glucose levels, as seen in Figure 6.