Sentence examples for indeed tightly from inspiring English sources
But it nevertheless promises to be nothing less than the Domesday Book of the management age.The economists conclude that good management is indeed tightly linked to improved corporate performance, measured in terms of productivity, profitability, growth and survival.
This was in stark contrast to the large repertoire of transcribed yir genes in the parasite population as a whole, suggesting that transcription of this multigene family was indeed tightly controlled in individual cells.
We concluded that bacterial translocation is indeed tightly linked to reclination of the gut during surgery, in agreement with our previous observation [ 9].
Interestingly, HNRNPC and DHX9 are indeed tightly functionally associated: silencing of DHX9 seriously disturbed the nuclear distribution of the hnRNP C protein [ 37].
Seldom does one see so many intently focused adults gathered so tightly outside of a crisis, and indeed the fitting proceeded with emergency-response-like speed.
By clinging so tightly to Roe, the Democrats have indeed earned the "abortion any time, anywhere" label that Gordon Fischer, the Iowa Democratic chairman, decries.
Indeed, by connecting nature and the human good so tightly, the natural law view requires that an account of the good reconcile these points of view.
The No 10 team is indeed run tightly.
– [email protected] PS: I'd be remiss if I didn't direct you to recently discovered articles by John Kirk, who calls himself a recovering attorney and indeed writes tightly reasoned posts on Techpinions.
Charging via the USB-C port is interesting, because it does indeed grip tightly, unlike MagSafe, meaning you're definitely in danger of tripping on the cord and pulling your notebook off the desk and to the ground.
The neutral His284 is indeed more tightly H-bonded with Tyr312 than the protonated His284 (54% H-bond population versus 9.4%, respectively) in the first nanosecond simulation.
