Sentence examples for indeed this means from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this means that one of the very talking points used by those who downplay the spill's impact -- that microbes are naturally eating and breaking down Gulf pollutants -- signals a growing threat to the Dead Zone.

Indeed, this means that large societal changes led to an imbalance between caloric intake and expenditure in the country.

Indeed, this means that after future rounds of improvement of this annotation the ID number will not reliably reflect the gene order along the chromosome.

Indeed, this means that wikiHow itself is a part of the lifehack culture.

Indeed, this message means that, for this particular request, the inputs have not been sanitized.

Indeed, this observation means that the two different genotypes reported by Gottlieb et al. in Table 2 of their article do not correspond to differences between tissues but rather to differences between types of nucleic acid (DNA vs. RNA).

Indeed, this was meant to keep the focus of responses intact on credible responses.

John Lindow observes that if Hlín is indeed Frigg, then this means that Hlín's "second sorrow" in Völuspá is the death of Odin, the first being the death of Baldr.

The equilibrium N H bond length for the gas phase NH4 + ion has been determined spectroscopically to be 1.029 Å (Crofton & Oka, 1987 ▸), and many of the crystallographic values fall around this value; indeed the mean of all values listed in Table 5 ▸ is 1.026 Å.

Indeed, this dynamic also means that increasing the number of birds required to swamp dominance at the carcass will increase the opportunities for FR mutants to invade.

Indeed, the mean APACHE II score in this subgroup was lower in ADDRESS than in PROWESS.