The phrase "actually be the largest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the size or magnitude of something, often to clarify or emphasize a point.
Example: "After reviewing the data, it appears that this species may actually be the largest of its kind."
Alternatives: "truly be the largest" or "indeed be the largest".
This may actually be the better way for large-scale genomics initiatives to be translated into biomedical applications.
Thus, the efficiency of the reverse transcriptase reaction at amplifying longer templates might actually be the major concern where larger clones are highly desirable in a library.
A. The largest project actually is the one we just went into contract on.
Actually, these were the largest contigs obtained from the 19% metagenome confirming the abundance of " Spiribacter" cells in this environment.
This distance can actually be significantly larger than the actual droplet size, because the requirement for spotting onto the same position repeatedly to achieve sufficient matrix coating causes significant loss of resolution due to small positioning inaccuracies.
Perhaps even crazier is that the service is saying that additional funding commitments are pending from other investors in the U.S. and Asia, so the round could actually be larger than the $75 million when all is said and done.
The brain determines that the horizon moon must therefore actually be larger than the zenith moon.
Some estimates suggest that the cost of meeting international targets for emission reduction would actually be larger for the U.S. than for Europe, mainly because our economy grows faster, and faster growth increases the demand for energy.
We speculate that the threshold of 9 bits for the 5'ss motif score is too high, and the fraction of U12-type introns among AT-AC introns would actually be larger than the present estimates.
Bikinis should actually be larger than the price tag they came with.
