Sentence examples for not necessarily proceed from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, invasion does not necessarily proceed in the order of monotonic increasing or decreasing pore size.

Ricoeur (2004, 137) emphasizes that historians do not necessarily proceed from one stage to the next in a linear fashion; rather, he postulates that these stages are non-linear, "methodological moments interwoven with one another".

This phenomenon, however, may not necessarily proceed in a similar manner in the two conditions.

Grooming of the entire body did not necessarily proceed as a continuous process.

Thus sexual selection on attractiveness and the ornaments that underpin it may not necessarily proceed in one direction.

The programme consists of three actions, not necessarily proceeding in sequence.

In most cases, there was no sign of a dietary shift, suggesting appendix evolution doesn't necessarily proceed as Darwin thought.

It is worth noting that those stages are not simply disconnected nor do they necessarily proceed in a certain order.

Find something in the political environment that's important, and not necessarily obvious, then proceed to rub that wound raw, tapping into the underlying resentment and anger of the electorate, channeling it against the opponent and for one's candidate.

The branching pattern of gene trees and species trees are not necessarily overlapping in time and proceed concurrently.

It seems feasible that each, but not necessarily all, of these may proceed automatically in response to contextual cues (i.e., habitually); boarding the bus may be automatic, but finding a seat may require reasoned deliberation.