Sentence examples for necessarily favourable from inspiring English sources

Carlsen's facility for creating positions, not necessarily favourable, which play on his opponent's technical and psychological weaknesses, echoes Emanuel Lasker who held the world title for a record 27 years.

They can adapt to situations that are not necessarily favourable, mostly by going underground and staying quiet for a while".

Most of the QTL identified here showed positive (not necessarily favourable) effects for the Awassi allele, compared with the Merino allele.

(Not necessarily a favourable development).

This indicated that the coupling of the drug compounds to the peptide backbone did not decrease transporter binding, but abolished translocation, and that high affinity of prodrugs does not necessarily translate into favourable permeation properties.

However, early evidence of treatment response does not necessarily indicate a favourable long-term outcome.

We are aware that the absence of early deterioration does not necessarily imply a favourable long-term outcome.

This is because the youth have some good levels of access and interest but not necessarily confidence, and favourable perceptions regarding the Internet as a source of health information.

However, the significance of these potential biomarkers is limited since early improvement of HPA axis dysregulation is not necessarily followed by a favourable therapeutic response and is therefore not a sufficient condition for a beneficial treatment outcome.

However, two limiting issues have to be pointed out in this context: First, an early improvement of HPA axis hyperactivity (e.g. within 1 week of treatment) is not necessarily followed by a favourable response and therefore is not a sufficient condition for a beneficial treatment outcome.

Generally, a long life is not necessarily an indicator of favourable conditions.