Finally, based on this information, municipal investment into sport venues should not be strictly looked at as a vehicle to produce economic returns.
Practical considerations of this order underlie Nebraska's concession that the priority rule should not be strictly applied to appropriations in Colorado, though some are junior to the priorities of appropriators in Wyoming and Nebraska.
Although global citizenship is conceivable first and foremost as a legal status securing a number of fundamental human rights, most authors agree that it should not be strictly legal in nature and must have a significant political dimension.
Both PCB scores had p values less than 0.001; these p values should not be strictly interpreted, as the weighted scores were not a priori defined.
Moreover, the detection of MDR strains and/or endemic resident clone should lead to the determination of susceptibility to topical agents although these situations should not be strictly considered as pre-requisites before undertaking AWD assays.
That is, the tests remain valid tests of differences in distributions above the actual value used but should not be strictly interpreted as tests of differences in distributions above the 90th (or any other percentile).
This led UNAIDS to develop a set of guidance summarized in the flow chart shown in Fig. 2. It is worth noting, however, that experience with these models in large numbers of countries has shown that the guidance provided should not be strictly followed if there is reason to believe that the character, quality and coverage of surveillance sites have been changing over time.
It should not be, strictly speaking, symmetrical, but more of an isosceles triangle.
Your ponytails and buns should not be strictly gel'd/slicked back for a casual day.
