The phrase "actually homogeneous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is truly uniform or consistent in nature, often in contrast to a previous assumption or statement.
Example: "Despite initial doubts, the results of the experiment showed that the mixture was actually homogeneous."
Alternatives: "truly uniform" or "genuinely consistent".
The authors mention that significant correlation between spatial distribution of actin as well as domain distribution was found at a temperature as high as 37 degrees, but unless I have overlooked it there does not appear to be a description of at what temperature bilayers with bound actin actually become homogeneous.
In some in vivo models, xenograft tumors using cell lines may actually be comparatively homogeneous, and thus result in overly encouraging results when a particular drug or delivery system is reported to successfully treat tumors in mice.
One of the speakers at the Opryland conference was Bryan Loritts, a self-proclaimed "chocolate preacher," who explained to the audience that "homogeneous churches actually promote an entrenched racism".
Consequently, in the present study, the phonologically homogeneous sets actually required more rather than less selection than the heterogeneous sets, resulting in the reversed haemodynamic effect in area 44.
Actually, for a non-homogeneous Poisson process, N ∗ ( t ) = N ( a 2 ( t ) ), in which ( N ( t ), t ≥ 0 ) is a standard Poisson process.
"Although the street is often accused of being homogeneous, it's actually not, economically or architecturally," he said.
end{aligned} The nonhomogeneous linear predictor is actually an adjustment of the homogeneous linear predictor.
A larger filter could have been used to obtain smoother images; however, the herewith increased possibility of homogeneous visualization of actually inhomogeneous uptake would have negatively affected the assessment of optimal algorithm performance.
As mentioned before, a tumor is a complex, dynamic system where cells compete for resources, and while increased motility should actually be disadvantageous in a homogeneous environment, increased mobility can be advantageous under variably harsh conditions (Chen et al. 2011).
Alveolar recruitment with less overdistension of the lung tissue would actually lead to a more homogeneous pulmonary air distribution.
Therefore, these considerations only hold to the degree that seemingly homogeneous habitats do not actually provide heterogeneous conditions for the organism under study, as found in some studies [28], [29].
