Sentence examples for suggested that indeed from inspiring English sources

Her findings suggested that, indeed, institutional characteristics affect persistence as evidenced by higher student persistence rates at institutions with higher proportions of undergraduate students versus graduate students.

Our results suggested that indeed classical error predominates overwhelmingly in the loge(NO2) CTM data.

This stimulated recall procedure in combination with verbatim transcripts of the verbal interaction in the group suggested that indeed theory building, and to a lesser extent, data exploration and hypothesis evaluation were central to the thoughts and verbal utterances of the students.

Asked in a rare interview some years ago if there is such a thing as "Irish" writing, McCormack suggested that indeed there is and that it consists of "a three-part harmony of experiment, comedy and metaphysics".

Molecular dynamics simulations on wild type and the two mutant proteins suggested that indeed a salt bridge was formed in both cases.

Dr. Alison Freeland covered three of my four essential components to strengthening our bounce-back muscles (my fourth being rooted in greater purpose or spirituality), but most importantly she suggested that indeed resilience can be nurtured and enhanced.

"Their huge presence in the Internet suggests that, indeed, audiences like them," he said.

Comscore suggests that Indeed is much larger than Simply Hired, with 2.3 million monthly uniques v. Simply Hired's 500,000.

Obtained results suggest that indeed, rearrangement of the endoplasmic reticulum elements may be responsible for modulation of calcium signal's strength.

Disregard the 20th century sexism -- this bold prediction suggests that indeed computers will become godlike.

New research seems to suggest that indeed, for troubled couples, false positivity may actually gloss over issues that really need attention, exacerbating rather than solving problems.