We might say that the sentence is "deeply necessary," adapting similar use by Evans (1979), as Evans is famously interpreted by Davies and Humberstone (1980; for a more extended discussion that is clear, see Soames 2005, chap. 6).
The report explained that member states should "consider, whenever necessary, adapting national legislation in order to use to the full the flexibilities contained in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights".
"To manage contagion risks, policymakers should stand ready to deploy, and if necessary adapt, the full arsenal of available instruments; the ECB in particular should ensure that banks continue to have access to ample liquidity and maintain orderly conditions in sovereign debt markets," the report said.
Thus it is essential to simulate conditions similar to those expected during the space missions, in order to predict and take into account the accuracy and precision of instrumental data, or if necessary adapt the design.
Given an individual user with a particular clinical profile, several available BCI approaches are tested and – if necessary – adapted to him/her until a suitable BCI system is found.
Device design, especially as regards the fixation mechanism, should be carefully evaluated and if necessary adapted.
Instead, data from pre-existing process models was used, and where necessary, adapted.
Routine Outcome Monitoring refers to regular measurements of clients' progress in clinical practice, aiming to evaluate and, if necessary, adapt treatment.
Routine Outcome Monitoring (ROM) refers to regular measurements of clients' progress in clinical practice [ 9], using standardized instruments, aiming to evaluate and, if necessary, adapt treatment [ 10].
Because of the chronic evolution of CL lesions, clinicians should characterize the Leishmania strain and, if necessary, adapt their patient care to the strain.
Data, images and short clips can be discussed online and, if necessary, adapted in morphological details and motion-style to better represent the cephalopod animal.
