The phrase "actually percentages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when clarifying or emphasizing that the subject in question involves percentages, often in a context where there may be confusion or misinterpretation.
Example: "Many people think the results are based on raw numbers, but they are actually percentages of the total."
Alternatives: "in fact, percentages" or "specifically, percentages".
We assume that the actually percentage of D-D fusions should be higher than this because some D gene segments might be excluded by our stringent standards during CDR3 identification.
The text says it's a small percentage but the figure isn't actually reporting percentages.
When we get stops and we score, that's how we built that lead". California's shooting percentage actually increased 20 percentage points in the second half, but Randle tallied just three points after the break.
His fielding percentage as a first baseman,.983, is actually 7 percentage points higher than it is as a catcher.
It's rather amazing that even in a year where Rasmussen's final poll for the national House vote was 5 percentage points "too Democratic", its party identification was actually 2 percentage points "too Democratic".
This is due to the fact that 12-repeat words constitute a considerable portion of 12-genomic dictionary, actually a percentage (called R D12) which increases with the genome length (from 11%to90%0%).
"They do show children sometimes: actually the percentage of children registered in Hungary this year is quite low, so in some opposition media they are somewhat overrepresented," the source said.
But right now, the local inflation rate is actually a percentage point higher than the national average, noted Barbara Byrne Denham, chief economist of The New York Stat, a newsletter about the regional economy.
Actually, the percentage of scientific agreement is closer to 99% and there is a consensus.
Actually, our percentage of errors using the traditional approach to dyspnea was higher than the one described by Ray et al.[6] in elderly people.
