Sentence examples for thus not necessarily from inspiring English sources

It is thus not necessarily surprising that supersymmetry may only be an approximate symmetry of nature, and that superparticles have not been observed with the expected masses.

L.C.C. growth is stimulating the market and is thus not necessarily to the detriment of Garuda," said Mr. Sadubin, the analyst.

Yet because he broke off contact with the author early on, we never hear his response to the portrait of him as a whole, or to the accounts of his "games," which are children's memories and thus not necessarily reliable.

The question raised about the definitive function of art – and specifically music – in a contemporary setting, where most things are distributed and presented digitally and are thus not necessarily burdened by a physical format, is an interesting one.

The index of isolation is thus not necessarily a good measure to use, but if the CRE chairman does refer to it, it might be useful for him to know that it is highest in Britain for Christians, followed by people with no religion.

Cooperative groups are thus not necessarily at a relative disadvantage.

The measurement relies on the electroactive properties of repaglinide and thus is not necessarily suitable for measurement of the antidiabetic properties of other medicinal plants.

The programme thus does not necessarily reach those who need it most.

The BSC and IC are thus complementary, not necessarily redundant [ 34, 70, 71].

The TJC and the global health score are largely subjective measures and thus may not necessarily reflect clinical disease activity.

These proteins thus do not necessarily act and bind each other at the same location and time in the cell.