Sentence examples for does not necessarily differentiate from inspiring English sources

Although this criterion does not necessarily differentiate cost from value, it should be factored into decision-making.

Papilloedema is an important secondary measure but optic disc assessment, even by scanning laser ophthalmoscopy, does not necessarily differentiate between resolving papilloedema and secondary optic atrophy [ 11].

This anomaly might be the result of inaccurate records but could also indicate that using the Maine et al [ 8] criteria does not necessarily differentiate low and high quality emergency obstetric care facilities.

Initial analysis suggested that participants in the current study did not necessarily differentiate between the terms 'impact' and 'distress.' Preliminary analysis indicated concordant scores for impact and distress on an item-by-item basis, suggesting a lack of differentiation of the concepts.

Tumor vasculature does not necessarily derive from endothelial cell sprouting, but CEP home to sites of neovascularization and differentiate into endothelial cells [ 31].

Schizophrenia does not necessarily bring unending suffering.

Suffering does not necessarily ennoble you".

Dominant does not necessarily mean bad, however.

But he does not necessarily recommend it.

But specialist purchasing does not necessarily work.

"But he does not necessarily need Clegg".