Sentence examples for which indeed characterizes from inspiring English sources
What's more, it's terribly English, which indeed characterizes much of London's new luxury, in recalling the (better) values of the upper classes — gentleness, civility and noblesse oblige; understated outfits by Mulberry or Burberry Prorsum mixed with heirlooms.
Others have pointed out that health can be seen as a production input, and hence when working hours are extended, people's health is affected, especially in cyclically sensitive sectors (such as construction), which indeed tend to be characterized by unhealthy or even dangerous working conditions [27, 33 35].
However, DEFA 6 is overexpressed in all cases either in adenoma or carcinoma - which indeed means that all those tissue samples can be characterized as no longer normal.
This model can be characterized with the average time spent in the system which, indeed, corresponds to the average transmission delay within a cluster.
Which, indeed, tastes like a handmade V8.
As shown in Figure 3, heterotopia are indeed characterized by disorganization of PV-expressing Purkinje cells which were identified by their large somata (arrowheads in Figures 3 e) and 3(f)).
One paper that should be cited here, by the way, is Schularick-Taylor, which uses pre-crisis credit growth rather than a binary division to identify financial-crisis slumps — and finds that such slumps are indeed characterized by slow recovery.
