Sentence examples for necessarily correspond on from inspiring English sources

Personal wealth and power do not necessarily correspond on Capitol Hill, with some of the leading members of Congress holding few assets and avoiding the booming stock market.

On the other hand, the blade angle with the best aerodynamic performance does not necessarily correspond to the one with the best match between the motor and fan efficiency.

Moreover, the focal nature of microdialysis means that VGB local extracellular concentrations might not necessarily correspond to VGB influences on clinical outcome.

The "moderate" and "vigorous" activities were chosen such that they would be easily understood by respondents, but do not necessarily correspond to strict definitions based on available metabolic equivalent (MET) intensity levels for physical activities (Ainsworth et al., 2000).

As in ROC analysis, the different ratings do not necessarily correspond to the same numerical intervals on the decision scale nor do all reviewers use the ratings with the same meaning since the ordinal scale is just used to test the probability distribution for each imaging technique [25].

Then there is the problem of diagnosis; diagnoses on hospital discharges or on death certificates do not necessarily correspond to the strict MONICA criteria for definite myocardial infarction and must be checked if possible.

Because of the cross-sectional design, the sampling time did not necessarily correspond to the moment of virus introduction on the site and consequently the real temporal process of transmission between farms could not be assessed.

This implies that an increase in one protein does not necessarily correspond to an increased pathway flux.

These factors make Mr. Hussein difficult to deter, because his calculations are based on ideas that do not necessarily correspond to reality and are often impervious to outside influences.

The names of Arab people on the passenger register do not necessarily correspond to the original Arabic.

In her research, she has found that putting on an emotional mask at work conforming to a certain image that doesn't necessarily correspond to how you feel or who you are drains you of energy that can only be replenished if you then have an opportunity to be yourself.