Sentence examples for actually duplicates from inspiring English sources

It's very easy to program a theory, but much harder to ground that in data and say this actually duplicates how people behave.

In yet another complication, a lawyer for Mr. Coleman argued before the board on Thursday that some 150 of the votes now being reviewed were actually duplicates and that the count should be corrected.

Paleontologist Jack Horner thinks too many discoveries of supposedly new species of dinosaurs are actually duplicates of animals already on the books.

The chef is Jason Neroni, whom you may remember from the original Superba just a few blocks up the street, where he practiced a sort of abstracted Italian cooking that included familiar tastes and textures without actually duplicating an actual Italian dish.

You can put a given photo into as many of these playlists as you like; you're never actually duplicating any files on the hard drive.

Ms. Ehrenreich does not insult us, or her temporary co-workers, by pretending that her experiment, undertaken over several months during the course of several years, actually duplicated what the working poor experience.

An analysis of the genetic similarity, however, revealed only five pairs of accessions with the same name as being genetically identical for the loci surveyed, indicating that only 3% of the collection is actually duplicated (P. Bat Kancat, P. Sekrit, P. Jata, P. Pulut Janggang, and P. Ubek Iyap; Fig. 2).

But Medicaid and Title X are not actually duplicate services.

In fact, lichenizing fungi in three different taxonomic classes of fungi, including the Lecanoromycetes, the Eurotiomycetes and the Dothideomycetes [ 36, 56, 57], have actually duplicated these genes.

One possibility is that they were not actually duplicated in S. chlorophenolicum but rather acquired by integration into the genome of DNA fragments taken up from lysed cells of S. chlorophenolicum or closely related Sphingomonads.

For genes that are members of families, the copy that is actually duplicated or deleted is unknown because of shadowing effects The absence of recombination in the male-specific portion of the Y chromosome results in a simple phylogenetic tree that can be defined by Y-SNPs (Jobling and Tyler-Smith 2003; Wei et al. 2013).