Sentence examples for necessarily coupled from inspiring English sources
Such egalitarianism was necessarily coupled with extraordinary personal autonomy.
The effect of atmospheric dynamics and Na ion-molecular chemistry is necessarily coupled together.
Given that many tumor types rely on oxidative metabolism, glucose flux is not necessarily coupled to oxidative glucose metabolism.
Quality is not necessarily coupled to financing: there is no direct relationship between better outcomes and the amount spent on health care [41].
In addition to a similar problem regarding constraint (26c), the transmit strategies of primary and secondary systems are necessarily coupled by the very nature of the extended cognitive radio channel (i.e. by the message-learning phase).
Yet, these two functions are not necessarily coupled because the Oscebip mutant (Kouzai et al. 2014b) has defective chitin-triggered immunity but normal AM symbiosis (Miyata et al. 2014).
On the other hand, we also established that relatively high expression plasticity can be reached by chromatin regulation without necessarily coupling it to noise.
This is because the state of the features of the chemical modification/oxidation of the Ras Cys side chain does not necessarily couple with the structural change in wt Ras and/or Cdc25 nor does it necessarily couple with the mechanistic perturbation of the binding interaction between wt Ras and Cdc25.
"This specimen is particularly important because it helps confirm that the evolution of dinosaur wings, and therefore the wings of birds, was not necessarily tightly coupled to the evolution of flight," says Michael Habib, a paleontologist at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.
The main result was that the experimental observation of high convective flux of solutes in biofilm channels not necessarily is coupled with an equally high net convective contribution to mass transfer from bulk liquid into biofilm.
The model of 2-AG release from a pre-existing pool differs from the conventional "on-demand" model of eCB production in which synthesis and release are necessarily tightly coupled to each other.
