Sentence examples for models have indeed from inspiring English sources

Black models have indeed made advances since she began agitating for racial inclusiveness in a town hall gathering of industry leaders nearly a decade ago.

Computational models have indeed been able to systematise and articulate many of the key processes which define insurgency as a particular type of conflict.

STDP models have indeed been shown to be capable of refining topographic maps [37] (see Figure 6 of that paper), and recently it is observed that the gamma cycle can implement a rapidly repeating winner-take-all algorithm [55].

Some of these models have indeed resulted in improved phylogenetic inference [ 13, 21].

Numerous cellular models have indeed shown, in vitro, the toxicity of the peptide (or even of part of the peptide) and have quantified the cell death that it induces.

Recent experimental studies in animal models have indeed shown that pharmacological manipulation of the peripheral tissue-LN connection might represent a novel therapeutic strategy for inflammatory disorders [ 6– 8].

The model has indeed well captured the evolution process of the cells from electrical and thermal point-of-views and achieved reasonably good agreement with the measurements.

The coarse-grained model has indeed been tested for the prediction of topology in membrane proteins with a single dominant topology.

Different models for actin have indeed been proposed but there is no consensus in the scientific literature about the correct model.

Ongoing studies with solid state NMR spectroscopy and molecular modeling (work in progress) have indeed shown that these groups, in combination with the carboxyl groups at the α-end positions, are important for achieving an optimal interaction between the LCO and the amyloid.

Aristotle's Rhetoric and similar works by others have, indeed, served as model texts for Western scholars and students until this day.