Sentence examples for may not closely from inspiring English sources

One suspects, then, that this man's normal may not closely resemble the normal of anyone else.

Others are out-of-date or may not closely match the actual position.

Teachers' assessment of children's academic diligence may be affected by their achievement test scores or by other information that may not closely relate to children's diligence.

The outcome may not closely resemble what either side had first proposed, but in the hard work of compromise, the result often turns out to be a better solution than what was originally proposed.

The case-to-infection ratio of wild poliovirus is age-dependent, with a higher number of infections per case among younger persons[28], [29], which means that the age distribution of disease may not closely mirror the age distribution of infection.

While we recognize that these categories combine species which are ecologically disparate, and, therefore, may not closely correspond to the biological groupings recommended by some authorities [24], they are classes which capture degree of current or emerging pest status from the viewpoint of natural resource managers, independent of judgments by us.

Pseudogenes cluster in space but closely positioned pseudogenes may not be closely related.

A mathematical model of the ARDS lung, incorporating simulated gravitational superimposed pressure and alveolar opening and closing pressure, suggested that the LIP may not be closely related to open-lung PEEP (minimum PEEP preventing end-expiratory collapse of 97.5% of alveoli inflated at end-inspiration).

This might be caused by the fact that for mitochondria to be sensitive to Ca2+ signalling, they have to be closely associated with the endoplasmic reticulum (Franzini-Armstrong, 2007); thus, a pool of postsynaptic mitochondria may not be closely associated with the endoplasmic reticulum, likely reflecting a mobile or moving fraction of mitochondria (MacAskill et al., 2010).

The two adaptations may not seem closely related.

In children with endocrine disorders, bone age may not correlate closely with chronological age.