Sentence examples for it indeed describes from inspiring English sources

This violation of a key element of the DSH requires a more detailed examination to determine whether it indeed describes mammalian locomotion in the general way it is applied across so many disciplines.

In surveys of wheat powdery mildew, it is indeed described that virulence frequencies are highly influenced by the resistance genes carried by cultivars grown in a particular area [ 32, 33].

It further demonstrates that the fractal model indeed describes the actual data.

Thus, it is questionable if the later study indeed describes reliably an effect which could be reproduced in vivo.

The term "land grabbing" indeed, describes large-scale and long-term farmland acquisition below the real market values, and it is also strongly correlated with the political, social, economic and environmental aspects of nations and people in the world.

The 2011 paper, published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology, indeed describes the use of "an alleged Moldavian poem".

The genome of contemporary cells indeed describes the sequence of proteins, but there are many cell components that have no description in the genome.

And Peet does indeed describe it well.

In this respect the model is similar to the steady-state model, and Steinhardt and Turok has indeed described it as a "remarkable reincarnation" of Hoyle's old theory.

An increased expression of periostin in lesional skin of AD patients is indeed described [84], rendering it possible that antagonism of H1R might influence histamine-induced tissue remodeling in AD.

While Monument Valley was originally intended — and indeed, described — as an iPad game, it expanded to include the iPhone too at launch.