Sentence examples for not clearly true from inspiring English sources

But this is not clearly true given the peculiar characteristics of military service.What "attributes"?

By definition, if one has a soul, then one is immortal, but it is not clearly true that if one is immortal, then one has a soul.

However, the relationship is not clearly true in all populations studied and may vary based on risk.

In general, Locke's particular substances are not ontologically basic, because their essences are nominal, though this is not so clearly true for sortals naming biological kinds.

Unfortunately, studies on the skeletal effects of FR-2 in growing class II patients are within these general limitations and with few exceptions [11, 12], with a previous meta-analysis [7] that could not clearly discriminate between true treatment effects due to FR-2 wearing and those due to other confounding factors, such as the growth phase at which treatment was delivered.

Interestingly, I find that most of the daily deal horror stories come from merchants that a) negotiate terrible deal structure/terms b) do not accurately track redemption or customer spend and c) do not clearly understand the true economics of running a daily deal.

Proteomic studies provided lists of proteins found in fractions highly enriched in these amyloplasts, but did not clearly distinguish between true amyloplast proteins and contaminants from the cytoplasm and other organelles [ 6, 30, 31].

(10) You are not clearly aware of your true feelings.

Moreover, we could not clearly detect the existence of true contacts between HEK cells and neuronal dendrites with the presence of punctae as putative synaptic boutons between cell types (neuron neuron and neuron glia/HEK293 cell).

Another important task is to improve the robustness of the TSaT-MUSIC algorithm when a true point is not clearly identified due to placements of transmitters and low SNRs.

This is clearly true whether or not phones are used as the intervention.