The phrase "actual essential" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or redundant.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the true or real importance of something, but it may be clearer to use a different expression.
Example: "In this discussion, we need to focus on the actual essential factors that contribute to our success."
Alternatives: "truly essential" or "genuinely important".
For a given PPI network, proteins to be considered as essential were selected at random with the constraint that the degree distribution of the selected proteins matched those of the actual essential proteins.
However, when randomly selecting proteins to be considered essential, we ensured that the total number and the degree distribution of the chosen essential proteins matched those of the actual essential proteins.
"Let me beg of you to demand only the actual essentials: a decent neighborhood, good light and air, and at least one reasonably large room," she says.
We consistently find that the numbers of actual essential-essential interactions are larger than those from the randomized simulations and that standard deviations are relatively small.
Each of us at the table that night was willing to bundle up in complicated layers of coats, scarves, hats, gloves, and boots, warm up our cars, drive 30 mph in a 60 mph speed zone through ice, snow, and slush, and spend time talking with actual or essential strangers.
Ideal systems in this sense are used to identify what features of an actual system are essential to it, or what underlying laws are responsible, in combination with empirical factors, for a system's behaviour in actual circumstances.
The resulting expression is then used to demonstrate that knowledge of the actual PDF is essential for correct power predictions as well as for accurate electric load optimization.
This "scanning" step of the actual situation is essential to address any food strategy and monitor its efficacy (Moragues et al. 2013).
Kant is explicit that feelings especially pleasure (or satisfaction) and pain (or displeasure), both actual and anticipated are essential to human moral motivation (Guyer 2008, ch. 5, and Guyer 2010).
"Transparency (i.e., the actual facts) is essential for an intelligent discussion of the important issues raised by this case," Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Timothy McGinty said in a statement.
Our test for enrichment is very strict in that we freeze the network structure and degree distributions of essential (actual and randomly chosen) proteins and, therefore, it is difficult to form any extensive topological insights.
