Sentence examples for necessary strict from inspiring English sources

Though not necessary, strict uniqueness, which is always assigning a single label to a particular substance, is highly convenient and very desirable.

"With due respect for the necessary strictest handling and interpretation of the transference," Anna Freud wrote in 1954, "I feel still that we should leave room somewhere for the realization that analyst and patient are also two real people, of equal adult status, in a real personal relationship to each other.

City officials said the ban was necessary because strict security checks of trucks, vans and buses at nearly all crossings into the city are not likely to decrease for weeks or maybe even months.

This criterion is sufficient but not necessary (too strict).

It was only necessary because strict mark-to-market accounting rules made it difficult or impossible for private companies to hold risky assets.

The on-line and/or in situ determination of some substances is possible, but expensive, as sample collection and pre-treatment are often necessary with strict rules of sterility.

Genotypes were imputed where necessary, with strict cut-offs for imputation quality.

Although we present unique data concerning long-term clinical outcomes, adequately powered randomized trials are necessary with strict adherence to IPOC protocol to determine whether a reduction in IS by IPOC translates into improved clinical outcomes.

Jimenez [6] introduced the notion of super-strict efficiency for vector problems and gave necessary conditions for strict minimality.

To prevent postpasteurization contamination, it is necessary to maintain strict separation of prepasteurized and postpasteurized dairy products and strict sanitation in the postprocessing environment.

The resolution called on members with naval forces to take action "as may be necessary" to "insure" strict compliance with the trade embargo.