Sentence examples for even if theoretical from inspiring English sources

Even if theoretical solutions are found, it might be hard to reliably translate them to the real world.

Further, even if theoretical travel times to the nearest clinic are accurate, they may not reflect actual travel times, as families are likely to use more distant clinics thought to provide higher quality services based on drug availability, staffing and other factors [ 27- 29].

Second, even if the theoretical intention is to remember a "double genocide", it rarely stays double for very long.

For unsteady flows (in presence or not of a dissipative medium), the aeroacoustic source detection method remains always effective even if some theoretical assumptions are not fully satisfied.

There was at least 50% support for more bike lanes among all types of commuter – car, public transport, cycling or walking – even if the theoretical bike route might cause a five minute delay on their journey to work.

It will take time to catch on even if its theoretical appeal survives contact with reality.What seems clear is that if the economic weakness persists and inflation rates fall further, central banks may become more willing to experiment.

For these reasons, the paper bases the analysis on different, even if complementary, theoretical approaches.

Even if the theoretical fertility rate meets the replacement level, women's views of minimizing the risk may remain unchanged because for women the cost benefit imbalance in childbearing is still too high in Japan.

The communication model has remained virtually unchallenged, even if nowadays theoretical accounts are more likely to consider as basic cases multiagent and distributed systems interacting in parallel, rather than individual agents related by simple, sequential channels of communication.

Even if the theoretical phase patterns for Profile 0, 1, and 2 are shifted by ±2 min, the number of stripes does not agree with that of the observed one.

It is validating to know that some work has been done to better explain and understand these spaces of "otherness" even if only theoretical.