Sentence examples for necessarily confirmed from inspiring English sources

The Haitian government had previously said its figures for hospitalizations included people with symptoms common to cholera but not necessarily confirmed as the disease.

This represents the rate of flu-like illness – though not necessarily confirmed flu cases — being reported to New York City's syndromic surveillance system by 49 hospital emergency rooms and other "sentinel providers".

A similar depiction of all VA outpatient visits coded with an ICD-9-CM code specific for influenza (487), but not necessarily confirmed influenza-positive cases, from Sept. 28, 2008 to July 31 , 2009is seen in Figure 3A with the early period of pandemic H1N1 2009 demonstrated in Figure 3B.

Cases are reflective of reporting as of 12 July 2012, were not necessarily confirmed by medical record review, and are subject to change as CRCSN ascertains diagnosis up to 3 years of child's age and/or supplements information by medical record review.

(Methane's presence may indicate, but not necessarily confirm, life).

I'm pleased Di Lucido found a good job, but a desirable outcome does not necessarily confirm the theory that led to it.

Therefore, simple association of a certain DNA polymorphism with an agronomic trait (phenotype) does not necessarily confirm that the polymorphism is responsible for the agronomic trait.

A negative test reduces the likelihood that a patient's cognitive problems are due to Alzheimer's, FDA said in its approval letter, but a positive test does not necessarily confirm a diagnosis of Alzheimer's.

In 1941, Malcolm R. Miller found the bird's musculature similar to that of the common starling (Sturnus vulgaris) after he dissected a specimen preserved in spirits at the Cambridge Museum, but noted that the tissue was very degraded and the similarity did not necessarily confirm a relationship with starlings.

Codes with similar contents, not necessarily confirming each other, were brought together into different investigation areas.

However, its use by the majority does not necessarily confirm its reliability.