Sentence examples for not strictly given from inspiring English sources

The delegation by the Constitution of BiH of "all government functions and responsibilities that are not strictly given to the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina" to the Entities has led to the existence of two parallel legal frameworks for social protection in both entities.

This doesn't strictly give one of Britain's best views, but the panorama across town and Tyne is absorbing.

Although Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium may not strictly apply given that all participants in the study were affected with breast cancer, SNPs deviating from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium with a P value of less than 0.001 were also excluded.

Physicians do not have a strictly given skeleton according which they should proceed, so they may forget to collect some attributes.

This is not strictly necessary, given our simplifying assumption that the epidemic was completely observed, but it provides a more consistent and robust framework within which to relax that assumption in future work.

Although not strictly comparable given the differences in study inclusion criteria, the results of ENESTnd are commonly discussed in relation to DASISION (Dasatinib versus Imatinib Study in Treatment Naïve CML Patients) because both studies evaluated a second-generation TKI against imatinib as frontline therapy for CML.

It is not earned, it is strictly given by God's grace.

As the lens of a camera is actually composed of a combination of lenses, the centers of those lens elements are not strictly collinear, giving rise to decentering distortion.

Joshua Bateman of RPGFan stated that while the remaster edition wasn't strictly necessary, given that Square Enix still sold the original version online, the new edition was still a superior version and an important step in preserving classic video game music.

The detailed outcome is not strictly determined, but given a large number of events, the Schrödinger equation will predict the distribution of results.

Practices did not strictly match the given inclusion criteria, thus resulting in the recruitment of intervention patients at baseline who were subsequently confirmed as not being hypertensive (see figure 2).