Sentence examples for has theoretically been from inspiring English sources

The illegal dumping of sewage has (theoretically) been stopped, but with E. coli still out there, consider sticking to the pool.

The presence of that maid is mildly unsettling: Under the terms of a legal settlement, Judith has theoretically been stripped of all her assets.

InGaN will likely remain a leading material for LEDs, but "even though commercial LEDs are very bright, their efficiency is still below what has theoretically been predicted," Baloch says.

The SLS bioreactor which is a specific artificial ecosystem consisting of wheat, earthworms, bacterial microflora, inedible wheat biomass and the artificial environment has theoretically been built in order to investigate the SLS formation process as well as the system's effective design and optimization.

The affine invariance of R-histogram has theoretically been proven in "Symmetry and affine invariance" section, here the examples of this property are provided.

But the avenue by which he did this has theoretically been closed off for 2013 - teams can no longer use the DRS on the upper rear wing to affect the aerodynamics of another part of the car, and the amount of time the DRS can be used has also been cut dramatically.

Had the FTC's ruling been enforced before Elder Scrolls was released, Take-Two could have theoretically been on the hook for up to $2 billion in fines.

Lines of isoquality (dashed blue lines) were added in order to show where the data points should have theoretically been located in the absence of cross-modal interactions.

What's the statute of limitations on bringing up questions that should have, theoretically, been answered years earlier?

Additionally, the time period for trial enrollment could have theoretically been reduced from 4 months to approximately 3 months.

All indices and conditional size measures were, however, skewed (P-values < 0.001) and could have theoretically been associated with age.