Sentence examples for necessarily appraising from inspiring English sources

"What we found was that people without clinical problems, the healthy group, were not necessarily appraising their voices as something that was just part of their mind, or something that they were generating themselves.

Hence, at least at first, cancer is not necessarily appraised by other cells as a foreign entity within the local tissue ecology since it shares features of the common information field that influences all other cells in its local microenvironment.

At the outset, the team had concerns that using checklists for appraising the quality of studies would not necessarily improve the quality of the meta-ethnography.

Evidence of marked individual differences in appraising a set of QOL items does not necessarily suggest low internal construct validity.

But economists said in appraising the data released today that the numbers did not necessarily signal a sustainable recovery and merely extended the pattern of alternating growth and contraction that has prevailed for many years in Japan, Asia's biggest economy.

Many described their judgement about study validity as 'superficial' and felt they lacked a framework for critically appraising an article—"we all aspire to practice EBM but we don't necessarily know how to and I think there's a lot of quasi EBM going on".

Walsh was also appraising.

I knew he wasn't appraising me.

'Jane!' he said, appraising the outfit.

Then he hesitated, appraising his own sentiment.

The man was frankly, openly appraising Alice.