Sentence examples for not obligatorily from inspiring English sources
This shows that numeral expressions like two teapots do not obligatorily have maximalized interpretations.
The structural affinity between the matrix clause and the adjunct clause is lost, and the verbal anaphora giani does not obligatorily cover both the matrix clause and the adjunct clause.
There is a class of estimation problems requiring optimal filtering at a discrete-time current point n employing measurement on an averaging interval (horizon) of preceding or/and succeeding neighboring but not obligatorily nearest N points.
In the literature on many-valued logic it is sometimes proposed to consider a set of antidesignated values which not obligatorily constitute the complement of the set of designated values (see, e.g., (Rescher 1969), (Gottwald 2001)).
Efficient degradation of transport-defective CPY* shows that ER export and ERAD are not obligatorily sequential steps, but kinetically competitive processes.
Clearly, detection of plasma membrane co-localized 5T4/CXCR4 molecules is dependent on microtubules and the molecules are not obligatorily associated at the Golgi.
The real magnitude of the epidemic is still difficult to establish because sporotrichosis is not an obligatorily reported disease.
That is, if there are some types of abstract prosodic representations, their activation might not be obligatorily reflected in response latencies obtained in auditory priming tasks.
Cacioppo and Patrick (2008) have suggested that humans are not only obligatorily gregarious, but that their survival depends on their collective abilities rather than on their individual might.
1) The role of Gem1 for the inheritance of mt-DNA remains less developed, especially as division and nucleoid segregation appear not to be linked obligatorily.
Although NAF production does not seem to be obligatorily linked to cytologic atypia, it may be a general indicator of endogenous reproductive hormone levels that are widely implicated in breast cancer development.
