Sentence examples for indeed not necessarily from inspiring English sources
In consequence, homozygous individuals in terms of fragment length analyses are indeed not necessarily homozygous in terms of nucleotide sequences.
Indeed, aphorisms do not necessarily need to be ancient to be worth sharing.
Publishers' experience will, indeed, be different but not necessarily better.In some ways the transition from paper to digital distribution is a boon.
Rather than joIndeeda gym for this year's resolution, maybe we should strive to make everyday life more active instead.
4 5 But health is indeed political, although not necessarily party political.
Indeed, tissues are not necessarily homogeneous, isotropic and random, and diffusion occurs also through the cells [ 3].
Therefore, the K-Ras 4A-mediated pro-apoptotic response in the small intestine following etoposide-induced DNA damage could be irrelevant for tumour formation and, indeed, it does not necessarily follow that K-Ras 4A has a pro-apoptotic action at physiological levels of DNA damage, or with other types of DNA damage.
Indeed, the demonstrations were not necessarily expected to translate into political change.
"The court has finally recognized that laypeople, and indeed even lawyers, do not necessarily understand what we have come to know scientifically about the fallibility of eyewitness testimony".
The truth is that, when it comes to Canadian teams, at least in the case of Montreal and Toronto, there is indeed enormous pressure — but not necessarily pressure to win Cups.
