Sentence examples similar to necessarily fractured from inspiring English sources
Specifically, although the reasons for malunion are multifactorial (including surgeon technique and patient non-compliance) and not necessarily related to fracture healing per se, the results in the malunion group were similar to those in patients with nonunion and delayed union.
Thus, the term lead failure does not necessarily imply fracture or errors in production.
But it was also the result of a parliament that was so fractured that any government would necessarily have required a pact between people who disagreed on at least one of the two fundamental issues facing Spain.
The EU is fractured into two camps, and not necessarily to France's numerical, or political, advantage.
Although the increased amount of callus does not necessarily indicate a better fracture healing, it points to a local effect of PGE1 on the fractured bone.
How fractured is Al Qaeda?
The United Kingdom had fractured.
Schools are similarly fractured.
