Sentence examples for does not really demonstrate from inspiring English sources
However, the fact that some genomic regions are detected with several selection tests does not really demonstrate the action of selection, but rather that the identified signal is strong enough to be picked up by various methods.
Getting their nails done (above) doesn't really demonstrate the critical manifestation of a theme, as much as a cuticle manicuration scheme, but it does start to prove the only real theme at work here: the "things that are red" theme.
People are missing the point and the diagram doesn't really demonstrate the problem.
At a high level, Twilio Client is probably best described as a platform that facilitates embedded VoIP communications, but that's confusing and doesn't really demonstrate what exactly it does.
It's politically correct to say [that patient safety is important], but if they don't really demonstrate [with action] that it's important, well then we are getting nowhere.
Example use cases The use cases provided in the manuscript are quite simple and don't really demonstrate why the G-Links approach can be more powerful than using (for instance) GeneCards to get an overview of a gene such as BRCA1, or just going to the KEGG website and running a search on 'cancer'cancer
Other phoneticians have claimed that the evidence does not really distinguish between these two possibilities but demonstrates simply that the perception of speech is structured in terms of linguistic categories.
"The idea is a prep school girl, a girl that's affluent but doesn't really care about it," she said, demonstrating on a model.
Not that Southampton's story is quite a rags-to-riches heartstring-tugger – as a big one-city club likely to attract more than 30,000 fans a game next season, a "plucky, homely club" tag doesn't really stick – but they've certainly demonstrated that hungry talent schooled in the lower divisions can offer a better path to promotion than Premier League cast-offs.
