Sentence examples for may not conform from inspiring English sources

But the Assange case is a reminder that rape cases may not conform to old stereotypes.

The pattern of pain may not conform to the known anatomic distribution of the nervous system.

But while the apartment may not conform to reality, it does conform to the popular image of a Manhattan apartment.

While his training may not conform to academic orthodoxy, his fanciful flights remain grounded in his voluminous reading.

Some Chinese practices may not conform yet to world trading rules, he added, but those will eventually fall away as China moves toward openness.

But there were a fair number of zesty, tangy wines that may not conform to the Provençal ideal but are fascinating enough to deserve recalibrating one's expectations.

Thus transmission traits (e.g. gametocyte density and sex ratio) are highly susceptible to environmental changes and may therefore not conform to the simple trade-off between transmission and mortality.

A strict reading of the prey choice model also suggests that car theft may not perfectly conform to all of its assumptions (see for comparison Smith 1991).

Even those aspects of biology which purport to be laws, e.g., Mendel's law of independent assortment, or Mendel's law of segregation, may not fully conform to the generally accepted conditions that a scientific law should meet (Press, 2009).

However, company-issued options to employees may not necessarily conform to current models because the option's life is longer than open market options, whose lives range from a few months to less than two years.

While we had to acknowledge Shuey et al.'s ([1977]) suggestions regarding spectrum depth information as a guide when considering window lengths, nevertheless, great caution must be exercised in excoriating as erroneous depths obtained from various window sizes that may not entirely conform to this suggestion.