The phrase "as its true" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misspelling or misphrasing of "as it's true" or "as is true."
Example: "I believe in the theory, as it's true that many studies support it."
Alternatives: "as it is true" or "as is the case".
Thus, in an ideal case, phylogenetic analyzes would correctly identify the exact copy of the duplicated gene in the human genome and assign it to a single C. elegans sequence as its true ortholog, as shown for F41D9.1 (Fig. 1A and 1B).
Although it is traditionally viewed as part of Buddhism, Heart Chan is suitable for people of any religion or creed as its true essence surpasses languages or traditions.
Equal or even greater credit often went to the man who commissioned the work, for he was regarded as its true author.
But that is not what the winners of the trophy would see as its true price: the true price is $10.
But as its true precepts have taken root in reformers, Christian faith has also been a powerful source of criticism of those practices.
Contrary to the neoconservatives, the opposition to the war upheld Americas ideals as well as its true interests -- one of our interests being that we recognize mistakes when we make them.
The Delhi government sees the army as its truest friend in Nepal, where it has long had an overweening influence.
In addition to the extent of excluded patients, the degree of algorithm overruling is an indirect measure of its clinical applicability as well as of its true impact in the clinical decision making process.
Thus, a homologue would be just as likely to align intimately with a related chromosome as with its true homologue.
That brings the total nominal value of the settlement to as much as $513 million, though its true cost to Marriott International and Host Marriott is much less.
This paradox has sparked numerous debates as to its true nature.
