Sentence examples for evidently not necessary from inspiring English sources
The powerful mechanisms of social learning available to humans are evidently not necessary for some sorts of culture to be established.
Enlarged brain size was evidently not a necessary prerequisite for the generally human-like aspects of manipulatory, locomotor, and masticatory morphology of H. naledi.
An ideal therapy for CDI would be one that has minimal absorption, because systemic levels evidently are not necessary to treat this infection (which is constrained to the gut).
Evidently Lhx gene expression is not necessary for neuronal specification in Nematostella, however, since none of the five Lhx genes assayed here have been found to be expressed in tentacles, although tentacle tips contain spirocysts, GABAergic, and RFamide-expressing cells.
The imminent part means that a party is evidently and immediately threatened, it is not necessary to wait for the attacker to start the attack, especially if he is known for his aggressiveness.
Certainly initial learning is necessary for long term retention but evidently not sufficient.
Evidently, for the iterative method based on the particular initial function, it is not necessary to change the iterative step length.
Well, evidently not Zoella.
He is evidently not alone.
He is evidently not intimidated.
