Sentence examples for have hypothetically been from inspiring English sources

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This was another error in the investigation, and one that could have hypothetically been Rob's saving grace.

"He's returning us to a world in which the political problems have hypothetically been solved, and now comes the question of what policies are needed," said Gitlin, "which for a rationalist is a more joyous prospect than imagining how you get a grip on the plutocratic money-politics nexus, how you rouse a cynical and rearguard people".

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If all trained providers had hypothetically been exposed to the programme (ATE model), they would have been nearly 3.5 times as likely to provide safe abortion, compared with whether they had not received the treatment.

We also estimate the potential average treatment effect (ATE) on all providers, including those in the control groups, had they hypothetically been exposed to the programme.

The mean (SD) time spent on both paper and phone review of patients was 3.8 (3.9) min. Procedural and panel anaesthetists provided opinions on the proportion of cases whose call centre assessments were adequate to have hypothetically allowed the patient to have been seen first on the day of surgery.

They have, hypothetically, $6000 USD, and there's a certain chance of losing some of it due to an insurable risk.

Last, a "harvest" effect of increased miscarriage among the most susceptible fetuses (which would have been more likely to have lower weights at birth) might hypothetically be triggered by exposure to air pollution and result in increased mean birth weight associated with this exposure.

But anyway she could, hypothetically, have been an athlete, in perhaps much the same way that Usain Bolt (that's "Jamaican sprinter and five-time World and three-time Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt" in Dixonspeak) could, if subject to a vastly different set of circumstances, been the lead singer in Mis-teeq.

The experiments might also reveal whether such a parasitoid could hypothetically have been involved in the evolution of periodicity.

The tendency to higher disease activity in the IgA anti-CCP-positive/IgG anti-CCP-positive patients as compared with those with IgG anti-CCP alone could also hypothetically have been related to the higher baseline levels of IgG anti-CCP, since previous studies indicate that high levels of IgG anti-CCP indicate a more severe disease [ 34].

However, in the absence of the latency-prolonging effects of NRTIs the decay rate of provirus-containing cells could hypothetically have been accelerated, due to faster natural cell death, less cell expansion, and higher expression of viral proteins, allowing immune recognition by the SIV-specific cytolytic T cells.

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