Sentence examples for indeed naturally from inspiring English sources

According to the FIM observation, Pt(110) is indeed naturally form (1 × 2) reconstruction at room temperature [20].

Indeed, naturally occurring hybrid individuals have been confirmed by both phenotypic and molecular markers [ 20, 21, 25, 26].

Indeed, naturally occurring SNPs outside the mature miR sequence can alter processing and lead to misregulation (Duan et al. 2007; de Meaux et al. 2008; Jazdzewski et al. 2008, 2009).

Given the multiple redundancy within both chemokines and their receptors, it seems likely that a strategy to simultaneously modulate a number of chemokines will have a clinical advantage (11); indeed, naturally occurring chemokine "scavenger" receptors such as D6 and DARC can perform this function in vivo by clearance of groups of chemokines (12).

Indeed, naturally occurring or targeted mutations in many deeply conserved polydactyl ZNF genes confirm essential roles in differentiation and development in humans and model organisms (Zhao and Meng 2005; Swamynathan 2010; Hui and Angers 2011; Ali et al. 2012; Siggs and Beutler 2012).

Indeed, her voice was so naturally large that at the start of her career Ms. Sutherland seemed destined to become a Wagnerian dramatic soprano.

Edible gifts in the form of piccalilli and pickled pears take to spicing very well indeed, and naturally spices will give the Christmas leftovers a much-needed shimmer.

Indeed, people naturally look for signals of intimacy and trust in the human face — even a crude representation of one, said Dacher Keltner, a professor of psychology at the University of California, Berkeley.

Gadolinium is indeed the naturally occurring element with the highest interaction probability with neutrons at thermal energy, shared between Gd-157 (15.65%, 254000 b cross section) and Gd-155 (14.8%, 60900 b) isotopes.

Today, the notion that humans have indeed evolved naturally still remains controversial among creationists and the educational problems their opposition to teaching evolution have caused boils down, at its heart, to an insistence that human beings simply cannot have evolved along with the rest of the living world.

Indeed, various naturally occurring lectins have been shown to possess anti-HIV activities.