Obviously, dysregulation in tumors does not constitute per se evidence for a causal involvement in cancer.
Concretely, we show that the Matthews fixed point theorem does not constitute, in principle, an appropriate implement for the aforementioned purpose.
This evidence corroborates the recommendation that inadvertent use of mefloquine in pregnancy does not constitute grounds for therapeutic abortions and provides guidance for women and their clinicians regarding the use of mefloquine prophylaxis in the pre- and periconception periods and during pregnancy.
Taken at face value, three separate clades of euglenozoan EFL imply three independent acquisitions, but without a clear identification of donor lineages for any of these putative transfers, this does not constitute evidence for lateral gene transfer.
Mr. Koh is expected to assert that the American role does not constitute "hostilities" for legal purposes.
And even though we have pyrotechnic devices in the wheel well, 30 to 40 degree rise does not constitute cause for concern.
Hence, this conflicting body of literature does not constitute evidence for or against contact precautions.
The anti-Facebook coalition piling onto Google's OpenSocial platform does not constitute checkmate for Google just quite yet.
So, for example, because the DRR doesn't forbid citizens from helping themselves to inflammatory or demeaning rhetoric in political argument, the anger and resentment engendered by such rhetoric does not constitute evidence for (or against) the DRR.
In addition, the majority declared, the money that graduate assistants receive does not constitute pay for services because fellowship students who do not have to work receive essentially the same amount.
On either understanding of harm, there can be instances in which death for a person does not constitute a harm for her because it will render her better off as compared with remaining alive.
