Sentence examples for not necessarily both from inspiring English sources

This study confirmed that MA and proteinuria are commonly seen in cats with a variety of diseases, but they are not necessarily both elevated, and the UPC ratio can be elevated without an increase in MA results.

We describe a doubly robust estimator that has the attractive feature of being consistent if either a model for the probability of selection to verification or a model for the probability of disease among the verified subjects (but not necessarily both) is correct.

The experimental results show that the static weighted-average estimation method outperforms at least one but not necessarily both of the two constituent estimation methods.

Thus, system ( A, B ) is similar to system ( A ˆ, B ˆ ) if there exists a nonsingular matrix T such that A ˆ = T − 1 A T and B ˆ = T − 1 B. The general reachability property is preserved under similarity transformations, however, two similar positive systems are not necessarily both positively reachable.

"This is clearly psychotic — not necessarily both of them are psychotic, but at least one of them has to be psychotic for this to occur," Davies explained.

Polyploidy results in duplicated genes where not necessarily both genes have to remain active.

Where the chemical was a strong attractant (farnesene, β myrcene) then Physarum propagated toward both sources although not necessarily to both in one replicate.

Additionally, genes with greater differences in expression (above 2 fold) in both biological replicates (but not necessarily in both technical replicates) were considered differentially expressed.

A government minister told her that she would not necessarily get both.

Data is usually collected from either the manufacturers or the buyers, but not necessarily from both of these groups.

(States are not necessarily in both groups). The refusal by 25 states to expand Medicaid also cut into the ranks of Americans helped by the law.