Sentence examples for may strictly be from inspiring English sources

In this experiment it is possible that a small number of highly eroded periodic sequences may strictly be true negatives and a small number of random sequences may strictly be true positives, however this is common across all methods compared.

Furthermore, taking advantage of pharmacological tool and gene knockdown approaches, we demonstrated that JNK signaling may strictly be required for maintaining the mesenchymal properties of KB/VCR cells and its aberrant motile capacity through acting on snail and twist1, two critical transcriptional factors for EMT [ 10].

POTATO salad may not strictly be seasonal, but like local strawberries, backyard grilling and gin and tonic, it signals summer.

Technicolor may not strictly be divine, but it is a specific chemical process, and reproductions do not quite do it justice.

As a result, the average power required for a given real outage may not strictly be the same as the original average power based on which the power codebook is designed.

If this hypothesis is correct, then chemosensor-mediated cough may not strictly be reflexive in nature.

This is why some of our appraisal criteria may not strictly be applicable.

Notably, HUWE1 also decreased levels of MIZ1 in the presence of a MYC protein devoid of all lysine residues, suggesting that ubiquitination of MYC itself may not strictly be required for its effects on MYC-dependent gene regulation (Fig 6C).

He may, strictly speaking, be obeying the law; but, as Rodolfo's vengeful brother Marco observes, "all the law is not in a book".

Because of multipath routing, the problem,, may not be strictly concave even if is strictly concave.

In other words, the research process may strictly regulate, but the paper is not standardized [ 21].