Sentence examples for did truly exist from inspiring English sources
Although they agreed that the comma bacilli that Dr. Koch described did truly exist, they denied that the germs had anything to do with cholera.
When the disequilibrium did truly exist in either or both simulated populations (populations 7 14), Method 1 was able to detect it with a remarkably higher statistical power than the other two methods.
It is also true, as covered in an earlier BJO statistics note, 3 that when we don't find a statistically significant difference, we must consider how precise our estimate is (the width of our CI) and what magnitude of effect would be important to us if it did truly exist.
However, as noted above, freedom to choose one's days and hours of work (which concededly did not truly exist for FedEx drivers in Alexander) does not in itself preclude a finding of an employment relationship.
As a cultural gesture, does it truly exist if no one observes it?
There's a growing sense that too much in the novel is determined by it, that the characters don't truly exist outside its frame.
A real competitor to ESPN — with its epic power, multitude of platforms and billions of dollars in revenue — does not truly exist.
Yeah, there were athletes and sporting events before that, but does anything truly exist if it's not being jawed and bickered about all day in a public forum?
matter, place and time, do not truly exist.
If all things that exist are substances, and the essence of substance is activity, then passive "substances" do not truly exist, since they are passive, that is, not active (Shapere, 46).
