Sentence examples for actually more relevant from inspiring English sources

"The story is actually more relevant today than when Herbert wrote it," Mr. Harrison said.

Some will argue that the general public's opinion about airport security measures is actually more relevant than that of frequent air travellers.

"It's the great play of the 20th century," Mr. Azenberg said, and for him this production, directed by Mr. Nichols, is "actually more relevant now" than the 1949 original.

For this case study (village Pucanganom) TSS removal of a technology is actually more relevant than BOD removal.

If Twitter's thinking is right on this, it could also mean actually more relevant ads as well.

Therefore, it is actually more relevant to examine them under the influence of current injections.

Last month we re-posted an interesting and well-constructed argument that 'small data' - or data of the volumes most regular analysts, researchers and statisticians are used to dealing with - is actually both more relevant and more useful to the vast majority of organisations than its big cousin.

While Nanosys represents the aspirations of many of the 400 to 500 nanotechnology ventures that analysts say have sprung up in recent years, Nanofilm's story may actually be more relevant to the start-ups in the field struggling to survive.

However, measuring IL-6 in ascites might actually be more relevant than measuring it in serum.

We also show how focusing only on significantly mutated genes can miss instances where mutations occurring within a shared domain are actually the more relevant functional contributors to the cancer.

However, a critical drawback to methods like HCA and k-means is the mutual exclusiveness of genes with respect to their involvement in biological processes (e.g., pathways) responding to exposure (i.e., HCA assigns one gene to one cluster that corresponds to a specific biological process, not to multiple clusters which actually is more relevant to the true event).