Sentence examples for necessarily adequate from inspiring English sources

None of this means that existing disclosure laws are necessarily adequate.

Like many successful corporate titans who have come to Washington before her, she will learn that running a business or a university board is not necessarily adequate training for a top government post.

Due to peripheral flow distributive derangements, usual normal values of CI should not be considered necessarily adequate in SS.

This more or less uniform distribution of the vectors on the unit sphere is not necessarily adequate in particular for speech and audio signals where strong correlations exist.

This is a term from a rather positivistic perspective, not necessarily adequate in the realms of scenario studies or post-normal science in general.

Finally, we are aware that the phenotypic correlations on which our study is based, are not necessarily adequate predictors of the underlying genetic correlations [37], but see [38].

I will emphasize that central to SHY is the idea that what is being regulated across the sleep/wake cycle is synaptic strength, not firing rate, and firing rate taken in isolation is not necessarily an adequate proxy for synaptic strength.

A doubling over control was not necessarily considered adequate by itself (Miller et al. 1998).

Because 'normal' systemic hemodynamics do not necessarily guarantee adequate tissue oxygen supply, monitoring organ perfusion or function may be more relevant.

Although SvO2 above 70% does not necessarily reflect adequate tissue oxygenation, a persistently low SvO2 (>30%) is associated with tissue ischemia [ 28].

It is not surprising then that we found a difference between clinical categorisation and airflow severity categorisation, and this confirms that airflow obstruction severity alone is not necessarily an adequate measure of COPD severity.