Sentence examples for is indeed successful from inspiring English sources

The XPS results show that nitrogen PIII is indeed successful and phases such as Cr2O3, CrN, and FeN are formed from the nitrogen implanted layer which improves the wear resistance of the stainless steel tube.

These syntheses emphasize the importance of generating estimates of attraction and passage efficiency, using electronic tagging techniques, as the "gold standard" for determining if a fishway is indeed successful at passing target species upstream to meet ecological, management, and conservation goals.

From a business perspective, an innovation is perceived as the happy ending of the commercialization journey of an invention, when that journey is indeed successful and leads to the creation of a sustainable and flourishing market niche or new market (see Carayannis et al. 2003).

Whether this line of criticism of idealistic positions is indeed successful might be controversial, and even if it strikes home against Berkeley the charge that they simply conflate knowledge and object hardly seems to do justice to the elaborate arguments of the late nineteenth-century idealists.

This debate between the two camps exposed a bigger question: why doesn't an independent third party review of water quality trading, determining if the practice is indeed successful in improving water quality, exist?

Frankel's brand is indeed successful, but I am concerned that organizers and supporters of this event have not addressed the harm she caused in a room full of women in search of support and inspiration.

"If these companies are indeed successful at creating a compelling proposition for community investing and then use that to extend relationships with the online brokerages, then it would indeed be very valuable," said Andrew Goldfarb, who runs the Boston office of the venture capital firm Jafco Ventures.

If patrol efforts are indeed successful, there should be an accompanying increase in animal abundance within protected areas (see Ford 2005; Leader-Williams et al. 1990).

Fractal geometry was indeed successful in separating the patterns of habitat loss from habitat fragmentation in a subset of the landscapes, despite covariance across all landscapes.

However, prior to gene expression, it is important to analyze the DNA construct to see whether the introduction of the mutation was indeed successful.

Liquid cell cultures were indeed successful and maintained similar cell viability to cells of a similar age taken from callus culture on solid medium (Fig. 1).