Sentence examples for and does not characterize from inspiring English sources

The cross-sectional and correlational analyses preclude a broader generalization of how medical students in the United States and globally frame negative responses to gay men, and does not characterize their perceptions of lesbians, bisexual or transgender people, or intersex persons.

But he said they generally disclose that fact and did not characterize the numbers as solid.

The officials would not say what had led them to the apartment and did not characterize the moves as arrests.

It is evident that the waxes isolated from different oils by the standard method were almost the same, did not contain high molecular weight hydrocarbons, and did not characterize the peculiarities of hydrocarbon composition of oils studied.

As for the first screen, we focused on only the broad taxonomic invertebrate groups and did not characterize species identities.

Also, our approach uses data from a single operator, Telecom Italia, and does not characterizes the households' activities.

While Husserl maintains that meanings are species (of meaning-giving acts or of certain parts of such acts) and are as such timeless (Husserl 1901: 23-105), Marty ascribes to them a co-becoming which of course involves temporality and certainly does not characterize them as self-subsisting species.

Henrich et al. (2010) have argued that high-income, post-demographic transition populations constitute a particularly "WEIRD" group Western, educated, industrialized, rich, and democratic, which does not characterize most of the world.

As a result, a strict relationship between stylopodial scaling patterns and a cursorial lifestyle does not characterize ungulates to the exclusion of other mammalian clades.

Unfortunately these differences only serve to illustrate the importance of small scale variations in temperature at this time, since the length of these in situ observations (<6 years) does not characterize seasonal and inter-annual temperature variability in a statistically significant way, and varying light levels are ignored.

"Unitary control does not characterize Anglicanism; rather, diversity in fellowship and communion does," she said.