Sentence examples for indeed water from inspiring English sources

Indeed, water deficit treatment typically increases the skin to pulp ratio compared to well-watered vines [ 10, 6], increasing the amount of skin tannins and anthocyanins.

Nasa has just announced that there is, indeed, water (in the form of ice) on Mars.

Indeed, water auctions may turn out to test the limits of the global privatization gold rush.

Indeed, water, it is said at the outset, has an "extraordinary capacity…to catalyse essential chemical reactions", making it the Earth's "most potent agent of change".

If these are indeed water channels, scientists said, they could be important evidence for the existence of oceans and a warmer climate in the planet's early history, conditions that might have been conducive to the emergence of life.

Although water passes easily through the membrane, it is not removed by dialysis because its concentration in the blood is lower than in the solution; indeed, water tends to pass from the solution into the blood.

The problem was that his plans for welfare reform were indeed watered down, and his pensions proposals sat on, by the Treasury.Mr Brown's key aide in this endeavour was Mr Darling.

Indeed, soft water has palpable technical advantages over hard water, including reduced scaling in appliances, pipes, and on surfaces, as well as better soap lathering.

Indeed, simple water addition to pyrolysis oil results in its fractionation into a water layer containing mainly light oxygenates (derived from carbohydrates and, to a limited degree, from lignin) and water-insoluble, mostly lignin-derived oligomeric (aromatic) compounds [ 4, 15].

Indeed, running water has been cut off on the island, leaving detainees only bottled water for drinking, washing, and flushing toilets.

And indeed some water moves that way.