Sentence examples for would indeed be able from inspiring English sources
The succession has long been an obsession of North Korea hands — whether Mr. Kim, who succeeded his father, would indeed be able to install his son, or whether other factions, even the military, would prevail; how long a struggle would play out; and how dangerous a vacuum could develop in the meantime.
Even spatial and temporal specifications (X as the object/event occupying location Z at time Y) fail as unambiguous principles of individuation; they would indeed be able to succesfully individuate particular objects/events within a given spatiotemporal series, yet they would not be able to differentiate one spatiotemporal series from another.
As we could not exclude that longer Aβ applications would indeed be able to reduce cellular viability in mature tissue we injected Aβ 25-355) and oligomeric Aβ (1-42) inthethe rat brain.
Given the likely importance of L-SR junctions to Ca 2+ signaling in health and disease, we sought to determine whether this nano-environment would indeed be able to effectively generate the previously observed NAADP-induced Ca 2+ signals.
Whenever holes were big enough to be observed by the interviewer at first glance, people themselves stated the nets were torn and mosquitoes entered, and the net was not impregnated, we assumed mosquitoes would indeed be able to enter.
To confirm that this protein would indeed be able to bind sugar nucleotides, we used surface plasmon resonance to establish a Kd of 4.2 μM for UDP-GlcNAc (data not shown), which is similar to the UDP-GlcNAc Km values reported for hOGT (Kreppel and Hart, 1999; Lubas and Hanover, 2000).
We are frequently asked this question and the simplest answer would indeed be to be able to state that we had done the experiment suggested by the reviewer and found no multicellularity in strains evolved on low monosaccharide concentrations.
That would indeed be silly.
That would, indeed, be awkward.
That would indeed be wonderful.
That would indeed be a useful start.
