Sentence examples for indeed when faced with from inspiring English sources
Indeed, when faced with different environmental challenges, transcriptional changes affect the codon usage of the transcriptome (Gingold et al., 2012), and hence the demand for the various tRNAs, and may thus cause translational imbalances.
Indeed, when faced with three alternatives, two of which are proportionally closer to each other than to the third one, they might not be able to discriminate among them, perceiving stimulus absolute magnitude.
This change in wingspan suggests that natural selection could indeed be at work and that, when faced with new threats from humankind, these birds might be evolving in response.
Indeed, simulating the model shows that when faced with two options with equal expected payoffs, the model learns to choose the more certain option as opposed to the risky one.
It is also possible that contemporary practitioners, when faced with someone in their clinic, do indeed follow the client rather than the textbook.
Indeed mutational effects (as well as heterochrony) are relevant alternative hypotheses when faced with significant neutrality tests.
When faced with a knotty problem, an overwritten sentence, or indeed a spiky piece of driftwood – I do my best to humbel it.
Now a new study suggests that indeed, evolution can sometimes retrace its steps; organisms become more like their ancestors when faced with similar environmental conditions.
Not for the first time, when faced with coercive observational comedy, I found myself excluded from the consensus – as, indeed, when McIntyre joked that all British people react in exactly the same way to queue management systems at passport control.
But we have to be concerned when faced with those entrusted with the health of the nation who take a position on a vital part of women's healthcare that flies in the face of the current medical and scientific consensus in the UK, and indeed public opinion.
