Sentence examples for not necessarily specific from inspiring English sources

Difficulties in screening for ASD in young children, and difficulties with diagnostic discrimination in high-risk children in particular, are issues that are not necessarily specific to the screening tool, especially with regard to specificity, but rather to the IQ or risk status of the children [ 88].

This implies that ToM deficits are not necessarily specific to schizophrenia but could be related to psychoses and specifically to the positive symptoms of delusions and hallucinations.

It includes fraternities, sororities, even academic honorary organizations, not necessarily specific to this campus.

The tests, though, were not necessarily specific for Alzheimer's and none had been studied to see if they accurately predicted plaque on autopsy.

Pretty straightforward stuff and not necessarily specific to this particular model except for the battery.

These values are not necessarily specific in time, space and scale.

But, surprisingly, it wasn't necessarily specific technical skills that were lacking.

But this absence of active seed funding isn't necessarily specific to France alone.

Envy, any more than that sense of loss, isn't necessarily specific.

It was sort of simple and wasn't necessarily specific to the singular event, but a general attitude we wanted to honor.

Together they showed that perceptual memory is location specific [14] but not necessarily eye specific [13].