Recent studies have examined the cost-effectiveness of exenatide or sitagliptin in European populations, reflecting costs and management appropriate for the modeled populations but not necessarily reflective of the U.S. (12– 12).
"They're useful things that aren't necessarily reflective of one's personal style.
Questions that are posed in terms of looking for a response are not necessarily reflective of the opinion.
This is specific to the region – and is not necessarily reflective of conditions in other markets," said a Samsung spokesperson.
As the University of Tasmania's submission to the Senate's innovation inquiry pointed out, patents are expensive to maintain and not necessarily reflective of commercial opportunity.
"I teach the budget from the perspective that what students see in the news isn't necessarily reflective of reality," she says.
They write that in his campaign against Senator Kennedy: "Some of his positions seemed to be calibrated for voter approval, not necessarily reflective of personal convictions.
And while it's admittedly one posterboard and not necessarily reflective of the whole of Australia, it seems to suggest something that, as a musician, I don't like to admit.
On their first night at Madison Square Garden in six months, the Knicks were greeted with boos and then a few cheers by a crowd that was not exactly familiar, or necessarily reflective of their usual fan base.
One can argue that the way the officer behaved on Monday was merely individual, not necessarily reflective of anything beyond himself, but to watch the two videos suggests otherwise.
Laszlo Birinyi, president of the research firm Birinyi Associates, thinks that investors should not glean anything from insider sales, because they are driven by individuals' decisions about their personal holdings and not necessarily reflective of any broader trend.
