Sentence examples for indeed representing from inspiring English sources

There is good agreement between predicted and observed terrace heights, and also good agreement between predicted and observed knickpoint locations, suggesting the phenomenalogical approach is indeed representing the main drivers of landscape evolution in the Waipaoa catchment.

This method based on the assumption that different transcriptional measurements of the same target gene, i.e. different sequence or gene identifiers converted into the same Entrez GeneID, were indeed representing the same functional entity.

The KEGG pathway terms Parkinson's disease, Prostate cancer, Pancreatic cancer and Renal cell carcinoma do not specifically include the term 'signalling' in their definition but are indeed representing primarily signalling pathways.

This indicated that they were indeed representing measurements of the same biological process (Table  3A).

Simulation studies, however, strongly suggested that the state captured in the crystal structure was indeed representing a Na+-free (Na+-releasing) structure, likely representing an IF-open state rather than an IF-occluded state.

does indeed represent more active involvement.

Brexit does indeed represent the biggest crisis for a generation in our politics.

Plants containing drugs could, indeed, represent a new high-priced crop.

Malta, indeed, represents a stark refutation of the theory that a society's affluence leads to better environmental stewardship.

I believed that after years of Tory sleaze, he might indeed represent a new morality in government.

She said in an e-mail that the new study "demonstrates that the two species do indeed represent separate lineages".