Sentence examples for indeed to define from inspiring English sources

Indeed, to define the premotor cortex, we used an empirical method based on scalp coordinates [35], which could have limited the spatial accuracy of TMS position.

Indeed, to define the influence of HD or CAPD authors compared 5 subjects already on a thrice weekly HD regimen against 4 subjects on CAPD.

In 1989 the United Nations and its partners - empowered by cash and in-kind contributions from many of the countries that are represented here today - began to engage in - and indeed, to define - humanitarian mine action.

We attempted, indeed, to define a bedside score to predict DMV: our score has the advantage of including objective variables, such as neck circumference, but has a high false positive rate, possibly limiting the usefulness for a large-scale clinical implementation of the score.

"Third wave" was indeed intended to define a new generation – it was coined by Rebecca Walker, Alice Walker's daughter – in 1992.

We could indeed attempt to define the Hohfeldian incidents in these terms.

It is indeed difficult to define the a priori information about the core field for interannual to monthly periods, due to the ambiguity between internal and external magnetic sources.

They are both great tunes that enjoyed mass popularity and indeed, helped to define the eras in which they were written.

They are both great tunes that enjoyed mass popularity and indeed, helped to define the eras in which they were written.

A Golgi marker was indeed used to define the cis-Golgi in Figure 2f.

Analysis of the anchoring of porcine BES on the human genome highlighted also additional results: 1) It was indeed possible to define the position of the 3 synteny breakpoints.