Sentence examples for it does not necessarily represent from inspiring English sources

The content of this paper is the sole responsibility of the authors, and it does not necessarily represent the views of the Commission or its services.

It does not necessarily represent the density of raw data available from these sensors (such as TLS and ALS).

Since the study was done in high schools in northern Israel, it does not necessarily represent the general population of the country.

Although better MPSR can be observed for logarithmic arrays with large centroid offset, it does not necessarily represent superior ability to suppress non-target sources.

The single-point reading is thought to be the most common but least accurate method among the three methods, as it does not necessarily represent the average air velocity.

Although no STOP codon is evident in the +3 reading frame within the minimal boundaries of this transcript, it does not necessarily represent a hitherto undetected gene.

(The report was funded partly by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the United States Department of State, Google, and Yahoo, but Freedom House described the report as its "sole responsibility" and said that it doesn't necessarily represent its funders' views).

I should also say that as a funny, satirical, campus-based novel it doesn't necessarily represent the rest of Don DeLillo's body of work.

Therefore, it is evident that the transcriptome does not necessarily represent the current state of the proteome, but is rather a mixture of transcripts being actively translated and others that are standing by, awaiting activation by post-transcriptional regulatory mechanisms.

It should, however, be noted that Nairobi does not necessarily represent the whole region in terms of capacities to forecast hazards' risks and to implement DRR activities, due to its particularities of hosting ICPAC, an important regional climate center and a key actor in the implementation of the "Regional Climate Prediction and Risk Reduction in the Greater Horn of Africa" program.

The younger generation, furthermore, does not necessarily represent a unified or coherent movement.