Sentence examples for records does not necessarily from inspiring English sources

While prosecutors' use of a grand jury to gather sworn testimony and records does not necessarily portend any criminal charges, this is the first time any aspect of the inquiry has advanced to the point of a criminal investigation.

The seizing of records does not necessarily foreshadow a quick resolution.

A review shows that the use of electronic records does not necessarily reduce documentation time [ 43], but other research suggests that it might lead to slight increases in time spent directly with patients [ 31].

A Sept. 3 CNN story sent to us by her campaign said, "The inspector general said due to limitations in the system's data, the number of records did not necessarily represent veterans actively seeking enrollment in VA health care".

However, the earliest fossil records do not necessarily indicate that a group diverged from its sister group at that time.

Accordingly, Rfam records do not necessarily represent ncRNA genes, but may represent their pseudogenes as well, and this is clearly indicated in the Help section of the database [ 21].

A State Department official said a criminal record does not necessarily disqualify an applicant from receiving a visa.

Whether or not someone has a criminal record does not necessarily tell you about their morality and values, and some of the kindest, most sensitive and intelligent people I know have been convicted of something or other.

However, in this case, researchers have shown that greater deflection recorded does not necessarily imply lesser life.

The possible misinterpretation of terrestrial paleoenvironments and their relatively poor preservation in the sedimentary record does not necessarily mean that terrestrial life did not exist on the early continents.

Four or five different data sources were examined in the paper medical record compared with one at discharge; therefore poor documentation within individual sources in the paper medical record does not necessarily translate into poor cumulative availability when patients' paper medical records are considered as a whole.