Sentence examples for indeed termed from inspiring English sources
A number of resistance mutations are indeed termed compensatory or secondary drug resistance mutations since they restore at least partially the enzyme function possibly compromised by the true resistance mutation(s).
Andrei Osterman, The Burnham Institute The excellent article by Makarova, Wolf and Koonin could be indeed termed Genomic Encyclopedia of Prokaryotic TAS-2 for the breadth and depth of coverage of this fascinating system over 750 prokaryotic genomes.
Indeed, some terms do not reduce to a term in nf.
Indeed, long-term investment is still happening.
Indeed, the term business cycle is a misnomer.
"Indeed, neither term in the Boy Scouts' law and oath expresses any position whatsoever on sexual matters".
Indeed, the term "compromiser" is now a career-threatening epithet for politicians.
Indeed, another term for the manual transmission, standard, has become a misnomer.
Indeed, the term feminism is now often thought of as pejorative.
Indeed, many terms of the Good Friday Agreement reflect measures the party has long advocated.
Indeed, the term "personal" is frequently used to mean the very opposite of "corporate".
