Sentence examples for may equally not from inspiring English sources
However, it may equally not be advantageous to have these genes regulated in this way.
Although Mann refers to the conscious "singling out" of an individual, humiliation may equally follow from not being recognised as an individual, as in each of the previous three categories.
I may equally say he may not be re-elected.
Yet we may equally take this as evidence not of the victory of Sautrāntika, but of the influence of the rising popularity of Yogācāra in India and Tibet.
Considering that different cells may be not equally sensitive to uncouplers, we also tested the interference of Rottlerin in the MTT assay in another cell type.
These diastereomeric forms may not equally serve as a substrate for alliinase, if the stereochemically active center is involved in the enzyme reaction.
Although most philosophers construe such functional talk realistically, as referring to actual states of the brain, some (e.g., Dennett) interpret it irreferentially indeed, as merely an instrument for predicting people's behaviour or as an "intentional stance" that one may (or equally may not) take toward humans, animals, or computers and about whose truth there is no genuine "fact of the matter".
Therefore, these results should be interpreted with caution as they may not apply equally to men of all occupational types or educational level.
If the talented tight end can stay fit throughout the season, his presence in the Patriots huddle may become equally, if not more important than Brady's.
Equally, you may not have paid an electric bill that relates to the last period covered by your account but the full cost of electricity for the period is still included".
