Sentence examples for indeed this unique from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this unique property of boronic acid has recently been exploited for an enhanced delivery of insulin for treatment of diabetes [ 27].

Indeed, the unique part of this scandal is how prominent he was.

The results in this paper apply to this case, and u 0 is indeed the unique pseudo-Markovian viscosity solution of PPDE (49).

Indeed, we identified this unique and mutually reinforcing relationship between judiciary capacity and bureaucratic independence as being at the heart of the state capacity-building experience in the Eastern enlargement.

Thiel — who told PandoDaily's Sarah Lacy that "we'd be better off if people focused on doing unique things" — implied that the startup was indeed this sort of "unique thing" — independent of, and not competitive with, Wikipedia, Facebook and Google.

Indeed, the unique properties of organometallic compounds, intermediate between those of classical inorganic and organic materials provide new opportunities in medicinal chemistry.

Indeed, the unique near-infrared luminescence emission of Egyptian blue allows the imaging of its distribution on surfaces.

Indeed, the unique style that Charles Dickens adopted in his description of the fogs meant that they became a romantic legend.

Indeed, this material has unique properties among elastin-like polymers; its Young's modulus is two orders of magnitude higher than that for poly VPGVG) (Luan and Urry 1999) and while it does display a reversible inverse transition on heating (as do all other elastin-like polymers), this is found to be characterised by an acute hysteresis behaviour (Reguera et al. 2003; Machado et al. 2009).

Indeed, this would be a unique school trip to the museum, for their guides were none other than paleontologist Dr. Niles Eldredge and geologist Sidney Horenstein, experts in evolution and in the study of the fossil record.

Indeed, this organism is largely unique in being an animal model in which one can with relative ease identify rare conditional mutations in essential genes.