Sentence examples for does not directly mean from inspiring English sources
Although freeing this public budget does not directly mean that there will more economic growth or better social spending, it does open an opportunity to redirect this money to education, health, and environment.
Therefore, the negative or positive sign of the substitution energy ΔE does not directly mean that Mg ions enter the crystal or not.
We think that reduced cortical inhibition could play a role in pathophysiology of migraine, included impaired habituation, even if this does not directly mean that the cortex is the primitive cause.
Thus, because longer duration of caregiving does not directly mean that caregivers will have greater burden, simply measuring the presence or absence of high-intensity caregiving might not be an adequate explanatory variable of continuation of caregiving.
The definition that I use is directly related to the pension benefit, which I prefer because in developing countries, having a contract does not directly mean having a wide range of benefits.
While the relative absence of early titanium white in Dutch oil paints can be considered to be a good sign regarding degradation risk, it does not directly mean stable pigments were used from the seventies onward [1, 5].
The primary analysis method is described below and does not directly involve computing mean difference (but incidence rate ratio via a Poisson/negative binomial process).
Justification Logic does not directly analyze what it means for \(t\) to justify \(F\) beyond the format \(t : F\), but rather attempts to characterize this relation axiomatically.
A divorce coach does not directly represent you, which means they are not charging you for every letter, phone call, or court appearance that an attorney would be charging for.
CFAS-2 is currently repeating this exercise in England and Wales, and while CFAS-Wales includes some consideration of the role of social and psychological factors in predicting development of dementia, this does not directly address the nature of what it means to live well with dementia.
