Sentence examples for necessarily make use of from inspiring English sources

Although systematic approaches to discover cancer genes are now commonplace, assessing and prioritizing them for biological validation and therapeutic exploitation remains a largely ad hoc exercise that does not necessarily make use of the full breadth and depth of data available from the abundant large-scale initiatives.

If crows know that they can use tools to obtain food, they do not necessarily make use of this knowledge to deduce that tools can be used to obtain tools.

The simpler directional information provided by a heading indicator is sufficient for steering, and as navigation operates on a much longer timescale than steering, there is no reason to assume that they must necessarily make use of the same directional cues.

That doesn't necessarily make using Extensify "safer" than jailbreaking, of course – you're still downloading software from outside the trusted App Store environment.

That doesn't necessarily make using Extensify "safer" than jailbreaking, of course – you're still downloading software from outside the trusted App Store environment.

Counsel necessarily makes use throughout trial of the notes, documents, and other internal materials prepared to present adequately his client's case, and often relies on them in examining witnesses.

(American specialists later told me that these locks, as far as they could tell, would likely make it more difficult, but not necessarily impossible, for a terrorist to make use of a stolen Pakistani weapon).

(American specialists later told me that these locks, as far as they could tell, would likely make it more difficult, but not necessarily impossible, for a terrorist to make use of a stolen Pakistani weapon). As for control over the weapons during mobilization for war, "there is a command-and-control system that goes right down to the pilot or missile battery," the Pakistani general said.

We do not necessarily mean to say that birds make use of these heuristics, or of the many others that can be derived from them; rather we mean to show that full time compensation is not the only way to derive true compass information from the sun.

Having access to many channels doesn't necessarily equate to having the time spare to make use of the choice!

As the born-digital record increases in scope and volume, libraries will necessarily have to address significant changes in the ways in which we use and make use of new kinds of resources.