Sentence examples for does not necessarily deny from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the absence of >60-bp STR occurrences does not necessarily deny the existence of 100 bp expansions of the STR in the genome.
Note, however, the E2/ E6 ratio of unity or larger does not necessarily deny the possibility of HPV integration because HPV integration does not always cause E2 disruption (Vernon et al, 1997; Eriksson et al, 1999).
Although the studies in Linxian could not confirm the relationship between HPV and ESCC, the fact does not necessarily deny the presence of such a relationship in other areas as the risk factor of ESCC is known to be heterogeneous.
This does not necessarily deny our hypothesis that A. inferum lineage may have started its life-mode as a vertebrate-fall specialist in the Mesozoic, because, unlike modern whale-falls with oil-rich bones, the Mesozoic large vertebrate-falls may possibly have lacked sulfophilic stages during decomposition [ 35, 36], resulting in a low concentration of sulfide.
The above figure caption has been revised to reflect that Lindzen doesn't necessarily deny smoking causes cancer, but he is 'skeptical' about the strength of the link.
A determination of "not justified" does not necessarily mean an abortion has been denied; a third consultant could determine the procedure justified and it could go ahead.
Now the NPA is reported to have received firm evidence of collusion between its former officials and Mr Mbeki in prosecuting a man who was one of his closest friends and colleagues for three decades but whom he had come to regard as his most dangerous rival.Yet evidence of a plot against Mr Zuma, who has always denied all charges, does not necessarily mean he is innocent.
Mr. Richard denies any wrongdoing, and a formal investigation does not necessarily lead to charges or trial.
