Sentence examples for necessarily a description from inspiring English sources
OBERLIN, OHIO — What follows here is not necessarily a description of a political epiphany or a bellwether moment.
Though Hesse and Main (2000) would go on to describe disorganization/disorientation as a "collapse in behavioral and attentional strategies," this is a statement about the (invisible) attachment behavioral system and should not be regarded necessarily as a description of observable attachment behavior.
Relative to the abstract nature of the subunits, the authors state: "a force balance equation for the cell subunits is not necessarily a correct description of active processes of deformation and reshaping of cells.
But Sinclair released a letter from its chief executive, David D. Smith, to Senator McCain in which he wrote that "responsible journalism" requires that a discussion of the cost of wars "must necessarily be accompanied by a description of the benefits of military action and the events that precipitated that action".
As it is a description of pSS patients with TIN, the results are not necessarily generalisable to all patients with pSS.
A description that contained all of the available information about a chemical transformation would, necessarily, be complicated and long.
For psychiatric syndromes, the reference-standard definition is necessarily a set of clinically agreed on descriptions of psychopathology rather than any objective measures.
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