Sentence examples similar to do not constitute evaluations from inspiring English sources

Recognition rates and/or confusion matrices do not constitute a sufficient way for reliable evaluation of an event detection task.

My claim is a more limited one: these practices do not constitute legitimate philosophical practice as such and, thus, evaluations and forms of institutional support for philosophical work should not focus on and, in turn, support them exclusively.

"This court may certainly consider ACLU v Clapper as part of its evaluation of the government's application, but second circuit rulings do not constitute controlling precedent for this court," Carlin wrote in the 2 June application.

We note that DAMs do not constitute 'research evidence' in the empiricist tradition (such as the results of randomised controlled trials or service evaluations).

Pizza cravings do not constitute emergencies.

Surely, they do not constitute a school.

Certainly, such exemptions do not constitute doping".

Our results do not constitute a proof of unitarity.

The studied species probably do not constitute a monophylum.

Moreover, the words themselves do not constitute error standing alone.

He said: "Facts do not constitute the truth.