Sentence examples for does not actually assess from inspiring English sources

However, although lexical density provides important clues about the speaking abilities measured by monologic tasks, it does not actually assess any meaningful component of language proficiency, as noted by O'Loughlin (2001).

With specific regard to the Wilson & Masel 2011 paper cited by the reviewer, these authors report ribosomal association to stable unannotated transcripts, yet did not actually assess whether these complexes were engaged in actual translation and synthesis of a peptide.

Studies were excluded if: (1) they involved a proxy for health literacy such as parent/caregiver level of education or knowledge level but did not actually assess health literacy and (2) were written in languages other than English.

On the other hand, two studies have failed to confirm such findings [ 16, 17], and two other often-quoted major studies did not actually assess animals after cardiac arrest [ 10, 12].

10 Although we did not actually assess for imbalance at baseline, one previous review found that three of 36 cluster randomised trials published in the BMJ, Lancet, and New England Journal of Medicine from 1997 to 2002 had evidence for cluster imbalance, while in 15 the adequacy of balance was deemed unclear.

Moreover, we think it is worth noting that most tests that schools administer don't actually assess students on any particular content knowledge.

Australia's Immigration Department does not actually take note of religion when assessing applicants, but last year The Australian found that the majority of our recent immigrants from nations like Lebanon and Iran were of non-Muslim faith.

Tests don't really assess that.

It doesn't actually work".

It doesn't actually matter.

Exercise doesn't actually help.