The phrase "are therefore really" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a conclusion or assertion that follows logically from previous statements.
Example: "The results of the experiment are therefore really significant in understanding the underlying principles."
Alternatives: "are thus truly" or "are consequently genuinely".
Microaveraged results are therefore really a measure of effectiveness on the large classes in a test collection.
Only high-grade ores and pellets made from superconcentrates (66percentt iron) are therefore really suitable for DR iron making.
Ads in national newspapers are therefore really best viewed as Facebook trying to influence politicians, as lawmakers wake up to the power of Facebook.
Ads in national newspapers are therefore really best viewed as Facebook trying to influence politicians, as lawmakers wake up to the power of Facebook.
The results from this study are therefore really only applicable to marine animals that are similar in body length to the study shark or larger.
The recent breakthrough in treatment is, therefore, really good news.
In one corner, you've got Zimmerman, who says that even before "the incident" – that would be that time he killed Trayvon Martin two years ago – he'd been doing "boxing-type training for weight loss" and is therefore really ready to lace up his gloves.
His comparison with Clausius' integral $\int dQ/T$ (i.e., $\oint \dbar Q/T$ in modern notation) is therefore really completely out of place.
Extending kindness to others is, therefore, really extending it towards ourselves as it leaves us in a gentler, more joyful place.
But tweeters have been quick to call out the publisher's choice, due to the fact that the "word" actually consists of two words ― and so is therefore really a "term". .
This paper is therefore really more about how PV/SOM neurons amplify SSA effects, rather than the origin of SSA itself.
