Sentence examples for does not systematically mean from inspiring English sources

Although the relevance of viral detection is always questionable, because since viral detection does not systematically mean viral infection and the virus could be a bystander rather than a true pathogen, we think that these patients really suffered from hMPV infection, because there were no indications for another causative organism.

"It obviously makes it easier for teachers to have fewer kids, but it doesn't systematically mean much in terms of achievement," Hanushek said.

The intelligence community does not systematically analyze corruption.

The mean level model selected for analyzing the data had good explanatory power (0.936), did not systematically over- or underestimate the observed mean health state values and showed no evidence of auto correlation in the prediction errors.

This lack of an effect means that the accuracy of the estimates did not systematically change across the 3 years.

U.S. operators, on the other hand, did not systematically make the change.

In contrast to how teenage stars are usually manufactured, Ms. Stewart did not systematically chase fame.

Unfortunately, these studies do not systematically report wage elasticities.

This suggests that mutual funds did not systematically outperform the market.

We did not systematically document reasons for refusing biopsy.

Unfortunately, we did not systematically record HbA1c.