Sentence examples for value is indeed from inspiring English sources

The latter value is indeed below the detection limit of the ALWIN radar.

The p value is indeed misunderstood: your editorial (Science comes up against the limits of what is certain and what is known, 25 March) is no exception.

As you sit there sipping, say, a 2003 Mosel riesling and admiring the wine's freshness and elegance, you might well conclude that, pace Bach, its aesthetic value is indeed increased by knowing that these qualities were achieved in spite of the heat wave the Mosel experienced that summer.

A fan, that is, when value is indeed cheap.

1823 Å; the ratio c/a ~1.60 and this value is indeed in agreement with the ideal value for a hexagonal cell (1.633).

If odor hedonic value is indeed predetermined by odorant structure, then it could be hypothesized that other species will show similar odor preferences to humans.

(As of last week the stock was trading at about $29, a decline largely attributed in the business press to the growing realization that A.I.G.'s overall equity value was, indeed, unlikely ever to exceed its debt to the government).

The Daily Mail's headline featured a quote from a Twitter user: "It's like buying a Ferrari and keeping it in the garage!" and seemed to conflate the tweeted opinions with implicit confirmation that Reid's value was indeed defined by her figure: "Viewers were quick to point out that the presenter's best assets were not being utilised by the show's bosses".

Therefore, in the following steps of model selection we kept the model including 'food.family' and 'family (4 VCs)' (its deviance value was indeed slightly better; 2774.0 vs. 2777.9).

My interest was sustained in part by others' findings, from studies of the rates at which fees are paid to keep patents in force in some national jurisdictions, that the distribution of patent values is indeed highly skew.

The P-value is indeed across the bursts, not cells.