Sentence examples for necessarily available from inspiring English sources

Although EV NAT was used in the latter study, positive results were obtained in less than half of patients and were not necessarily available in "real-time", so it is unlikely that availability of NAT accounts for the low use of antibiotics.

"That's certainly not necessarily available to the public," he said.

In office buildings where green roofs exist, they are not necessarily available for tenants to use.

Christie Anthoney, CEO of Festivals Adelaide, says the festivals provide a networking opportunity for emerging Adelaide artists that are not necessarily available to their bigger city counterparts.

"It is one of the most complex issues, because the service that is needed is both costly and not necessarily available.

Eighty one approaches the meal as a separate entity: called "Ode to Summer," it features seasonal ingredients in dishes not necessarily available on the regular menu, and costs $42.

Initially, Full Tilt represented a novelty other sites had pro players affiliated with them, but usually only one or two, and they weren't necessarily available to play hands with customers.

For one thing, the documents described in the article will not necessarily become available to Major League Baseball.

Benjamin Weil, Eyebeam's artistic director, said that Ars provided "a certain level of critical thinking applied to the field, which is not necessarily readily available elsewhere".

It is a dingy, narrow diner just across the street from the Saint Charles Apotheke, or pharmacy, and the kitchen prepares tinctures and herbal medicines, as well as vegetarian lunches during the week, with late-night dinners of as many as 13 courses, not necessarily vegetarian, available on Fridays.

But what the candidates often fail to note when making such points is that the full cost of the war has been added to the national debt, and that the money spent in Iraq would not necessarily be available for other programs.