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NMR-based metabolomics analysis indicated that NADES indeed existed as the third liquid other than water and lipid in an organism.

The classical GWAS analysis produced only one genome-wide significant polymorphism, but the authors used a new 'genetic scoring' method through which they demonstrated that there indeed existed undetected variants below the threshold.

Earlier research by Neale et al. (2008b) had shown that differences indeed existed between the different genetic backgrounds of the IMAGE participants, especially with the Israeli families of European Caucasian descent.

Unfortunately, ministers and civil servants failed to devise any checks that "providers" were actually putting on courses, or that "trainees" were taking them, or that the courses indeed existed.

When Fletcher analyzed the student cliques using statistical tools that he says are similar to those used by Christakis and Fowler, he found that social contagion indeed existed.

But for now let me remind (at least myself) that there indeed exist all kinds of viewpoints that seek certainty with worrying overmuch about thinking.

Since they are documented in the most important extra-biblical source -- Egypt -- the evidence is strong that these cities indeed existed at the time of the Exodus.

Consistent with these studies, we found that Cyr61 indeed existed in the fibroblast cells in the region of cancerous tissues.

This revealed that multicollinearity indeed existed between the variables 'relationship to care recipient' (child versus spouse) and 'co-residence with the care recipient'.

Our results showed that there indeed exist commonness and consistent patterns of the sequence features among organisms for the differentially expressed genes under heat stress condition.

Research has evolved from this overemphasis on the firm and family system while still maintaining that there indeed exists a difference between the two (Steir 2009).