Sentence examples for are actually evident from inspiring English sources
adverb
In act or in fact; really; in truth; positively.
- Actually, I had nothing to do with that incident.
Although ethnicity seems not to influence the association between the studied gene variants and glucose dysregulation (the association between the gene score and the studied outcomes are actually evident in all the ethnicities), African American obese youths with a high risk score tended to have a higher risk of having IGT than Caucasians and Hispanics.
But most of what liberals and progressives see as self-evident are actually fairly recent, and given history, radical developments in social and political consciousness.
It may well be the case that the effects of regulative temperament factors on pain catastrophizing only become evident when individuals are actually confronted with pain.
That was actually very evident even in the fourth quarter of last year.
Religious affiliation, which has frequently been associated with lower uptake of screening [ 14, 15] was actually least evident in the Netherlands data.
In adipose tissue and liver, the relation of ER stress with insulin resistance is actually more evident than its relation with apoptosis.
The reduction in the activity of the A-type and the delayed rectifier is actually already evident in the traces and results of Fig. 5, where the slow and fast potassium currents are reported.
Where he thinks the White House stands is, actually, not so evident.
While patients with lower pre-PRB Hgb have more of the traditional risk factors for a complication after PRB, there was actually less clinically evident bleeding in these patients who were transfused.
I believe the answer is actually quite simple, and evident not just in Scotland, but in countries across the planet: internationalism is back.
