Sentence examples for not completely guaranteed from inspiring English sources

Using classical design methods for tillage machines does not completely guarantee a safety and satisfactory performance, due in part to the randomness of tillage forces.

Using classical design optimization methods for implant-bone studies does not completely guarantee a safety and satisfactory performance, due in part to the randomness of bone properties and loading.

However, based from these current experimental results, it is observed that formation of Xonotlite crystal phase does not completely guarantee the longer term mechanical integrity of the cement sheath at ultra-high temperature, especially when the mixture contains amorphous-type silica in the blend.

However, this does not completely guarantee against the abrasion of these parts.

But the surgery does not completely guarantee that cancer will not develop - it is impossible to remove all of the at-risk tissue.

Through the kernel function, the sample space can be mapped to a high dimensional space, but this does not completely guarantee the easy handling of the data.

Although Rodriguez's four-year, $40 million contract is not completely guaranteed, a baseball executive speculated that he decided to go to the Tigers because they offered the most money and this is probably going to be his last contract.

White House officials and lawmakers who cobbled together the agreement after two years of debate said the money would be fenced off in a special conservation account, similar to the Highway Trust Fund, intended to assure a steady, if not completely guaranteed, flow of money for protecting sensitive lands.

The $19bn is not completely guaranteed.

However, the safety of low frequency ultrasound on humans has not been completely guaranteed with high-intensity ultrasound.

Federation spokesman Pavel Ternovoi said the situation in the city was too "unstable" and Kharkiv officials would "not [be] able to completely guarantee safety".