As opposed to selling electricity through forward contracts, which necessarily implies the delivery of the agreed power level, the put option allows the producer to postpone its decisions related to the sale of its production until additional information becomes available.
The model assumes a trade-off between quality (survival) and number (fecundity) of offspring [29], [30], which necessarily implies that the amount of PI individuals obtain as an offspring tightly co-evolves with the amount provided as a parent (at equilibrium they have to be identical).
As with adverse events which does not necessarily implies a personal medical liability, procedural and diagnostic errors, which for several branches of medicine has surpassed all other error categories, should be promptly disclosed to patients [ 12].
A possible explanation for this finding might be the intensity of therapy as perceived by the patient and the higher interaction with the physician, which such treatment necessarily implies.
Durations of more than 6 years (which would necessarily imply that the person is at least 66) are treated as censored at 6, due to the relatively small number of observations under such a circumstance.
This loading indeed necessarily implies an intermolecular association, which is usually strongly conditioned by that type of property [21].
Definition 2 differs in emphasising a better comprehension of the interaction between domains and learning mechanisms, which does not necessarily imply the goal of improved learning systems, but the pursuit of a better understanding of for which tasks individual learners succeed or fail.
As far as the GROS approach is concerned, the objective is explicitly to déculpabiliser (de-blame) overweight people and to demystify commonly held ideas concerning the fact that they eat more (which may not be true) by demonstrating that their bodies are defending a larger body fat store (which does not necessarily imply higher food intake).
(Which didn't necessarily imply aesthetic progress: the proletarian novel, the journalist Murray Kempton later wrote, was "rooted in the American tradition of bad literature").
On the other hand, even then there was an important gap between a Gentleman's C and a D, which did not necessarily imply stupidity, but rather a failure to do assigned work and fulfill other basic responsibilities of the course.
Efficiency was not the main issue, but new products were, which does not necessarily imply a change in organization.
