Sentence examples for necessarily adjusting from inspiring English sources

Since anti-MRSA therapies can often be added or withheld without necessarily adjusting the selected Gram-negative coverage, having an effective way to limit the prescription of anti-MRSA treatments becomes crucial.

In pricing coverage for the pool, health insurers would necessarily adjust their rates upward to reflect that risk.

Also, calibration method adjusted for the degree of relative magnification but would not necessarily adjust for dynamic changes related to muscle tone.

12 13 In addition, low gestational age following AED exposure may lie on the causal pathway between AED exposure and low Apgar score and therefore should not necessarily be adjusted for.

However, it doesn't look like all the investors out there necessarily agree that adjusting its balance sheet strategy will provide the Fed enough ammunition as the economy slows.

Under federal law, companies don't necessarily have to adjust pregnant women's jobs, even when lighter work is available and their doctors send letters urging a reprieve.

Trade-ins of this volume are unprecedented and the market pricing is necessarily having to adjust.

The plane ( x - y ) must be a parallel plane (projective workplace) to the camera plane, however, these planes present small deviations that necessarily should be adjusted.

Awaiting a new Darwin H. Allen Orr | New York Review Of Books | 21 January 2013 On Thomas Nagel's "Mind And Cosmos", which argues for seeing the universe as an entity with a purpose, though not necessarily a divine one, and adjusting the practice of science accordingly, treating evolution as merely a means towards a universal end that remains to be discovered.

Interpretation of the findings is also necessarily speculative, especially as analyses adjusting for potential confounders were not possible across the data sets.

Besides, users don't necessarily want others to know they're adjusting their image – and that's the main point of using this app.