Sentence examples for it is indeed correct from inspiring English sources
It is indeed correct that some ft clones, primarily larger ones, or those that traverse regions with more irregular cell geometry, such as veins, are more likely to produce swirling hair polarity patterns.
It is indeed correct that the auditory cue for both hand and tool conditions was the same (i.e., "Grasp" or "Touch") and so it is indeed a possibility that this consistency across the effectors could, to some extent, account for the across-effector classification effects reported.
So the suggestion is that Apple is indeed correct when it says that a government request to backdoor security in the case of a single iPhone comes with "no guarantee" that such moves could be limited to just one iPhone.
The figure does not match the data reported in table 3, which is indeed correct and it is referred to for the results of the study and discussion.
The Reviewer is indeed correct that it is not realistic at this point in time to expect a computational tool to accurately enumerate only 'true' off-targets while discarding 'false positives'.
[ 43] That is indeed correct, and it also forces the deeper question of what other seemingly trivial fifteen-minute changes, casually made by teachers as a part of their daily activity, have effects that may actually be long-lasting and substantial in their consequences, but go unrecognised because they are not formally studied.
While Ferentz is indeed correct, the Hawkeyes are exceeding any and all expectations this year.
How do we check that this is, indeed, correct using this definition?
Here, JP Morgan's comment that the agreement does not have a material adverse change clause is indeed correct.
"Folk psychology, what laypeople believe, is indeed correct - older people have wiser abilities to resolve conflicts," Mr. Grossmann summarized.
