Sentence examples for may not characterize from inspiring English sources

Fixed models such as the simple example of the four-character alphabet, above, may not characterize a single text very well, particularly if the text contains tabular data or uses a specialized vocabulary.

First, with a fixed step size, the simple Metropolis method may not characterize well the local property of the probability function.

In addition, the sectors under study, dairy and meat production, are marked by certain features, which may not characterize some other agricultural sectors, and thus the member benefits may be valued very differently by other type of farmers.

In fact, although spatial ability is an independent predictor of performance and attainment in STEM, this relationship does not hold for experts and may not characterize the rich knowledge base that experts draw on (Uttal & Cohen, 2012).

If it were possible for a given sortal, such as sword, sometimes to be an ultimate sortal and sometimes a phase sortal, it is not clear how such an expression would differ from an expression such as brown thing, which may or may not characterize something through the whole of its existence.

More specifically, rather than focusing on what these metrics may or may not characterize in any given social system or animal group, we used them to investigate general trends and directionality of such trends that socially embedded individuals may encounter.

Presently, testing of microcapsule integrity is also limited because either single particle tests neglect collective particle behaviours in bulk or bulk testing methods are often associated with single compressions which may not fully characterize individual particle strengths.

Second, a single measurement of UACR may not adequately characterize in vivo variability of this value.

Third, as TSH levels change during pregnancy, a single measurement may not adequately characterize thyroid homeostasis during pregnancy.

Second, a single measurement of UACR may not adequately characterize the in vivo variability of this value.

That is, neighborhood characteristics evaluated in this study may not well characterize individual persons living in those neighborhoods.