Sentence examples for either theoretically from inspiring English sources

"The issue is regarded as settled," Dr. Watts said, "but it really isn't, either theoretically or empirically".

That hiatus makes no sense, either theoretically or practically, and it's become ever more absurd as the years pass.

In both cases, the science fiction narratives are concluded to be unrealistic, either theoretically unsound or based on inaccurate information.

Not enough is known, either theoretically or empirically, about the causal impact of migration on the well-being of this large number of Chinese children affected by migration.

I think it is fair to say that the case for increasing returns or threshold effects is not well established either theoretically or empirically.No threshold effects, eh?

"The field of development was for a while split off from mainstream economics," Mr. Kremer said, "and so people in development weren't always using the most modern tools, either theoretically or empirically".

Racial composition and unemployment have appeared as either theoretically-relevant controls or variables of substantive interest in numerous studies of crime.

Either could theoretically affect the other and the problem was apparently intractable.

Each of these steps can be done either manually, theoretically (i.e. with paper and pencil), or computationally.

45 Thus, changes in GFR may reflect either progression (theoretically also remission) of kidney disease or haemodynamic changes affecting the filtration rate.

Few parameters appear in the formula, which may be calculated either experimentally or theoretically.