Sentence examples for indeed under a from inspiring English sources

Indeed, under a moderate-case scenario that Mr. Gast recently outlined in an interview, bank earnings could fall as much as 18percentt over the next three years as a result of rising loss provisions.

However, when asked around an hour ago, TypePad did say that it was indeed "under a DDoS attack".

Indeed, under a mowing regime, Nyfeler (2009) found no increased risk of leaching of nitrate as long as the percentage of legumes in the mixture was below 60 80%, and this was combined with moderate N-fertilizer input.

Indeed, under a logistic Verhulst model, the Ne estimate (the harmonic mean of the population size) varies widely (from 63 to 3252) a great incertitude for the recombination rate estimate (from 0.0027 to 0.1365).

Indeed, under a simple linear regression model we also found an effect for rs7756992 on CDKAL1-v1 levels (β = −0.75, p = 0.005) (Fig.  1, Table  1), but no association with levels of CDKAL1 mRNA (β = 0.04, p = 0.61).

Indeed, under such a lower indentation load of 10 mN, for which only a small percentage of plastic deformation was induced, CL imaging was able to distinguish between the indentations that had undergone certain degrees of plastic deformation (after "pop-in" event) and those that were purely in the elastic regime (before "pop-in" event).

Indeed, under these conditions an atom belonging to a given sublattice has only a very small number of neighbors (one or two) in each of the other sublattices, and the molecular field method, which consists in replacing the instantaneous action of an atom by that of an average atom, will be more likely to yield a correct result, the larger the number of atoms to which it is applied.

Liberty was indeed under attack — as a writer, I cherish the right to offend, and I support that right in other writers — but what was being excluded in this framing?

Indeed, under the UFTA/UVTA, a transfer is not said to have taken place until the transferee has perfected such good title to the asset that it is defensible against a hypothetical bona fide purchaser who appears later.

The punctum with the lowest score in the image is marked by an arrow, and it is indeed an under-segmentation error.

Dalkey confirmed that the translator had indeed published under a pseudonym, and that, unfortunately, was all it could tell me.