Sentence examples for cannot be assumed to mean from inspiring English sources

Sure, sometimes we feel good about ourselves, but self-love cannot be assumed to mean the same as other love.

The use of the word diabetes cannot be assumed to mean that the user thinks of diabetes as healthcare providers might hope.

In other words shared sequence cannot be assumed to imply shared mechanism.

Thus, although the degree and duration of isolation necessary to achieve monophyly (especially across multiple loci) guarantees the evolutionary independence of monophyletic operational taxonomic units, absence of evidence for such independence, however, cannot automatically be assumed to mean that two entities are not reproductively isolated [ 21].

Being unable to read aloud is assumed to mean cannot read at all.

"Membrane" was assumed to mean plasma membrane.

For cohort studies, limited representativeness may mean that results cannot be assumed to be true for unsurveyed or underrepresented subsets of the population of interest; this was a key incentive in devising the xTEND study.

Our 16% response rate means that our sample cannot be assumed to be representative and our results cannot be assumed to be generalisable.

17 This, together with the low initial response rate, means that our sample cannot be assumed to be representative of the local resident populations.

However, this selection bias means that these similarities across men and women cannot be assumed to be generalisable.

This means that the simple effects are heterogeneous and any one factor cannot be assumed to be the same for each level of other factors.