Sentence examples for database does not necessarily from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A. database does not necessarily capture a full and accurate picture of product quality from other countries.

However, Santos et al. have published that the comparison of person-stain match figures in the context evaluated in their article would indicate that the expansion of a forensic DNA database does not necessarily mean obtaining greater performance in terms of person-stain matches (Santos et al., 2013).

Note that absence in the database does not necessarily indicate absence within the organism.

Thus, the absence of culture/herbarium numbers at an accessible online database does not necessarily imply a dead, contaminated or misidentified specimen.

The countries with the highest proportion of their population included in the database do not necessarily have a significantly higher "performance ratio" than the countries with comparatively lower proportion of included individuals.

Patients included in the database do not necessarily represent the whole population or the epidemiology or frequency of the disease.

It should be noted that the occurrence of these novel sequences in public databases does not necessarily mean that the corresponding proteins are expressed.

Rick King, executive vice president and chief operations officer of the North American Legal unit of Thomson Reuters, which owns many legal and medical databases, did not necessarily see Mr. Malamud's cause as a threat.

This indicates that careful consideration should be given to the foreign data used, and in particular its similarity in terms of, e.g., speaking style or noise level to the target; these experiments demonstrate that for foreign databases, larger does not necessarily mean better.

Furthermore, a useful database annotation scheme does not necessarily require perfect matches between database entries and scientific articles.

Schizophrenia does not necessarily bring unending suffering.