Sentence examples for necessarily embedded from inspiring English sources

Robyn's answer is not necessarily embedded in the lyrics.

It has flesh and bones, and is necessarily embedded in a historical condition and a socio-political context.

There are things not necessarily embedded in the curriculum of schools or in conversations young people have with their parents that it's important for them to be aware of".

Taking the situation of the concrete existing individual as its point of departure, it provides an analysis of the ways that as particular subjects we are necessarily embedded in the world, and inescapably related to others.

Necessarily embedded in a human community, the individual person has a dual moral responsibility: for him or herself as an individual and for others as co-members of the community with whom she shares certain basic needs and interests.

Jane Addams's work can be seen as a basis for a feminist progressive communitarianism that critiques isolated individualism and understands personal identity as necessarily embedded in social and political community.

Some observers, however, may be concerned that coverage and level of protection necessarily embed trade-offs: high levels of protection cannot be afforded to all, while relatively low levels of protection can be granted to a larger group of workers more easily (Boeri and Van Ours, 2008).

For a 30-year duration, risks at 20 and 30 CPD necessarily embed risks from 30 and 45 pack-years, respectively.

With 'duration and CPD' models, parameter interpretations are inherently ambiguous, as duration effects with CPD fixed necessarily embed pack-years effects (Lubin and Caporaso, 2006).

Genes whose transcripts are affected by these eQTLs do not necessarily embed causative polymorphisms, but the distribution of eQTL localizations joined to transcript correlation structure enables functional groups of genes to be defined [ 2].

Furthermore, in the full economic evaluations, the LHWs were evaluated as part of vaccination promotions or a vaccination campaign, as compared to usual delivery of care, and thus could be perceived as not necessarily being embedded within the health system.