Sentence examples for inevitably indicate from inspiring English sources

Scans obtained under different blood glucose levels will almost inevitably indicate different metabolic rates of glucose, and one must decide how to detect changes in tumor glucose metabolism that are not merely due to changes in blood glucose.

There were some denaturation changes in the DNA structure when modified by plumbagin but these changes do not inevitably indicate that plumbagin was intercalated into DNA.

Infection does not inevitably indicate the presence of the illness nor does it always allow for a reliable explanation of all the signs and symptoms a patient may have.

Although Griffin and colleagues do not provide a numerical value of the specificity achieved by the HRC for early diagnosis of neonatal sepsis, they do mention that 'not all abnormal readings inevitably indicate imminent sepsis or other untoward events'.

This inevitably indicates that other, unknown factors also considerably contribute to the development of atherosclerosis.

After removing pre-operative questionnaires that were ineligible, the national recruitment rate inevitably fell (indicated as Best estimate in Table  1).

A high mineralization and high concentration of major chemical elements and nutrients indicate inevitably a high value of WQI index.

9. We shall not concern ourselves with the difficulties that reliabilists face defining the relevant notion of reliability as these few remarks might indicate, reliabilists will inevitably move beyond actual frequencies and turn to propensities or counterfactuals in defining the concept of a reliable belief-producing process.

In London, Mr. Ashcroft seemed to indicate that suspects would not inevitably face the death penalty, saying each case would be looked at separately.

Furthermore, while funnel plot asymmetry may indicate publication bias, this is not inevitably the case (Egger 1997).

Events like the Super Bowl indicate that standards of one media will inevitably bleed into another.