Sentence examples for not necessarily processed from inspiring English sources

The traditional technique is labour intensive batch process where samples are not necessarily processed in a first-in-first out (FIFO) sequence.

These findings suggest that information about conflict is not necessarily processed in the ACC, but in at least the DLPFC.

These results indicate that the CD8 epitopes predicted by MHC class I-binding and C-terminal cleavage algorithms are usually immunogenic, but not necessarily processed and presented appropriately.

Thus, comparative analysis with the language tests detailed in this paper may have some limitations in the sense that similar cognitive domains in the CANTAB and language tests are not necessarily processed and retrieved using the same subjacent neural networks and mechanisms.

This assumption may over estimate the number of contacts within the industry as catching teams and slaughterhouses often process only one species and/or production type e.g. spent chicken layers and meat chicken are not necessarily processed at the same slaughterhouse.

"While we respect the fact that students are developing adolescents and they don't necessarily process information the way adults do, many of them are adults in terms of physical size and physical capability.

The design process does not necessarily march so literally from one step to another without a backward look.

Note that methanol must not necessarily be processed by a pyrroloquinoline quinone dehydrogenase.

Note that multiple applications that are sent together may not necessarily be processed together.

They also call attention to cultural (not necessarily educative) processes that distinguish between "formal" and "informal" to begin with.

This implies that the words might not necessarily have been processed at the required level.