Sentence examples for indeed more if from inspiring English sources

If we accept the proposal that ARGFX is a duplicate either of CRX, OTX1 or OTX2, then the vertebrate Otx gene family comprises four genes (or indeed more, if TPRX1 and DPRX originated by a similar mode).

War crimes are indeed more likely if influential commentators foreshadow impunity for perpetrators of the "brutal measures our own troops will have to adopt".

"Indeed more so if you have to take your hand off the wheel and your eyes off the road to interact with it".

It's also worth wondering whether Cooper realizes that in many gay and lesbian couples both people are, by his definition, fertile and capable of "procreative conduct" with someone other than their partner — something that is indeed more likely if, as happened for generations, they are told by society that they cannot have a marriage and a family with someone of the same sex.

Using "cryptocurrency" is indeed more accurate if that's what the story is about.

And this entry, seemingly straight-facedly titled "The Purity," is indeed more interesting, if only for its more effective fusion of the inane and the insane.

Moreover, the amplitude of the effect is indeed more or less expected if the scale of Inflation is the scale expected for Grand Unification.

(And, indeed, more often than that if evidence of an impact coinciding with flood basalts at a third mass extinction at the end of the Triassic period stands up).

Such differences, if indeed more marked, could be clinically helpful for selecting the most developmentally competent oocytes.

If indeed more educated women have a strong desire (need) to be in the labor force, it is possible to see how the fertility decision is embedded in a complex set of conditional choices.

And indeed more than money is needed if Japan is to remain a research leader.