They wrote that the thickness of her carotid artery wall was above the 75th percentile for women her age (which doesn't necessarily indicate a blockage), and that she had "detectable plaque" in the left internal carotid artery.
Due to the scenario definition, in which the sources move towards φ=90°, it occurred that erroneous estimates are actually counted as correct hits, e.g., for time frames around λ=400, which does not necessarily indicate a more reliable estimation but still increases the A φ value.
However, the study using ammonia gas stimuli measured the brief stop in the inspiration which may not necessarily indicate cough.
Admittedly, those relationships are through association, which does not necessarily indicate a direct functional relationship for the outcome or phenotype being studied.
This will automatically lead to an enhanced FE which is not necessarily indicating an improved technique (work rate has a diminishing effect on the inertial force contribution).
Maternal diets high in antioxidants have been associated with decreased CBMC proliferative responses, which may not necessarily indicate a beneficial effect, but also with decreased wheeze and atopic dermatitis during infancy.
This may be indicative of the fact that older individuals are likely to be living off of pensions and/or retirement plans and are thus, less likely to be saving which does not necessarily indicate poor social quality.
Changes in observed disease rate over time in vital registries may be affected by artifacts that alter the estimates of disease rates, such as changes in definition of diseases, improved completeness and quality of reporting systems, and utilization of more frequent and sensitive diagnostic techniques, which may not necessarily indicate true underlying disease burden.
When closed questions phrased health changes in ways which did not necessarily indicate disease, the participant was more likely to answer affirmatively, or describe a health change, but then suggest the symptom was normal and not related to LC (Affirmation/Normalisation).
None of this necessarily indicates that Amy intended to kill her father.
