Sentence examples for are actually applicability from inspiring English sources
In addition, the new mapping method provides reasonable estimates of the RD applicability to real (non-ideal) chemical systems based on the available pre-defined maps (which are actually applicability graphs of the generic ideal cases).
Since most of the employed measures are actually no distances, the umbrella term used here will simply be applicability domain measures to avoid misunderstandings.
If the applicability of policies is low along with changes in pressure for implementation from above, "passive implementation" and "campaign-style implementation," which seem to oppose but are actually related to each other, will alternate and fluctuate.
They are actually quite abstract computing structures.
Results showed that, whereas there was variability among the GSCs, each of the GSC lines evaluated were actually more radiosensitive than established glioma cell lines 9. Thus, the applicability of GSCs as an in vitro model for investigating the mechanisms mediating GBM radioresistance was unclear.
As explained below, the cumulative result of their applicability is that science conducted for regulatory purposes in many cases is actually likely to be more reliable than science conducted outside the regulatory arena.
The tower cowling is actually a tower.
It is actually a statement of fact.
Otherwise, it is actually "unhelpful help".
It's actually quite the contrary, actually.
