Sentence examples for necessarily implemented from inspiring English sources
The optimization process is not necessarily implemented on the real time system.
Second, it analyzes interventions carried out at the community level rather but not necessarily implemented by or through community-based organizations (World Bank, 2010b).
The rationale is that clinical interventions with proven effectiveness are not necessarily implemented in regular practice and, if implemented, treatment outcomes are not always equally good as in the clinical trial.
Besides uncertainties in future development of drivers (climate change, CO2 fertilization effect, management, technological change), modelling of crop yields at large scales adds to the overall uncertainty as many processes are necessarily implemented only in a simplified manner.
Mr Boloña admitted that the electoral period had seen a 30% fall in the market capitalisation of the Lima stock exchange; between January and March, Peru saw foreign investment of just $71m, down from $544m in the same period last year.But while the government has agreed to talk about reforms, it will not necessarily implement any, said Alberto Bustamante, the justice minister.
However, the intensity with which local Jobcentre Plus offices implemented each of these components varied, and the local offices did not necessarily implement each component equally well.
We note that if a game implements a strategy for strong equilibrium, it does not necessarily implement it for Nash equilibrium.
In this way, the analysis can be conducted without necessarily implementing the real system, which tends to be valuable in the design phase of SOA.
We just weren't necessarily implementing that in our executive endeavors.
These facilities, however, do not necessarily implement the internationally-recommended DOTS strategy nor link to the National TB Programme.
They enable researchers to study biological systems in the computer without necessarily implementing the models from scratch, thereby saving time, effort and money.
