Sentence examples for are not necessarily valid from inspiring English sources
Thermal parameters are often calculated based on empirical relationships developed for homogeneous clays, i.e., they are not necessarily valid for mixtures.
Due to the unique chemical and physical properties of the membrane environment, rules that apply to interactions between soluble segments are not necessarily valid within the membrane.
Thus, our previous results [1] regarding the correlation of SUR and K m (with perfectly standardized and relatively short uptake period) are not necessarily valid for static oncological PET with variable uptake times.
The recent conclusion that C. elegans agrin is not involved in synaptogenesis [36] also cautions that functions assigned to vertebrate agrins are not necessarily valid for invertebrate agrins.
The data emphasize that extrapolations from continuous cell lines in vitro to tumour cells in vivo are not necessarily valid.
The standard caution for in-depth studies is to be aware that the findings are not necessarily valid in other settings.
Schneider suggested instead that the anthropological study of kinship was based on assumptions that were not necessarily valid cross-culturally.
This process, he continued, "does not happen everywhere at the same time," and the material culture at Border Cave is "not necessarily valid elsewhere".
Dr. Neugut said he sympathized with people who had cancer they attributed to the disaster, but added that their emotional response was not necessarily valid scientifically.
There is no defending what Solo was accused of – allegedly assaulting her sister and teenage nephew last year, even if the comparisons between her and Rice were not necessarily valid.
