Sentence examples for necessarily enhanced from inspiring English sources

When these traits reach very high levels, grain filling and grain yield are not necessarily enhanced.

Good design should seek to enhance safety, but is the safety of a design necessarily enhanced by making unrealistically optimistic assumptions about the safety of drivers' behaviour?

The study revealed that metakaolin exhibits much stronger pozzolanic activity than brick dust, and that the mechanical properties of pastes are not necessarily enhanced by the addition of pozzolans.

We show that each single-chirality nanotube exhibits a series of non-dispersive D and 2D Raman peaks, which are not necessarily enhanced by resonances with optical transitions between van Hove singularities.

This is accordance with the lower Na+ concentration of GmPIP1 6-Oe plants and indicated that vacuole compartmentalization of GmPIP1 6-Oe plants wandnot necessarindicatedced.

Evidence about whether these didactic lectures in internal medicine residencies lead to long-term knowledge retention varies [ 3– 5], and some studies suggest that resident performance is not necessarily enhanced by this educational structure [ 6].

And saltiness doesn't necessarily enhance turkey flavor.

"There's a lot of experience that would say restricting services [doesn't] necessarily enhance audit quality or enhance relevance".

Unfortunately for Mr. Blair, his relationship with Mr. Bush does not necessarily enhance his aura in the same way.

In the 1980's, the drugs that were dispensed in clubhouses by people who didn't belong there did not necessarily enhance performance.

But even if more reliable figures present roughly the same picture, this will not necessarily enhance Britain's international standing as an innovative economy.