Sentence examples for high theoretically from inspiring English sources

MnO2 possess high theoretically gravimetric lithium storage capacity of about 1230 mAh g−1; therefore, many researches are made to the design, synthesis, and applications of MnO2 anodes for lithium-ion battery [7 10].

A dependent hypothesis states that global protist species richness is consequently relatively low, as opportunities for allopatric divergence are limited or absent, and that the local to global species ratio is high, theoretically approaching 1 [ 5].

Of course, the number of different nucleotides at a given position varies from 1 to 4, and the number of possible codons at each protein coding region position can be as low as 1 or as high (theoretically) as 64.

The count list we learn with most languages (some languages do not have a count list or words for specific numbers greater than three) has enabled humans to build on this heritage, taking the specific and uniform gap between "one" and "two and two and threehree," and extending it out through four and higher, theoretically to infinity.

To me, higher correlation theoretically means higher risk to the bottom line.

But according to new research, getting down while we're way up high could theoretically cause health problems for spacefaring lovers.

Although QDs have been predicted to be modulated at very high frequencies theoretically, it has been shown by Deppe et al. [4] that the current densities required to reach these values should be considered.

Nevertheless this is a high concordance theoretically and clinically.

It can therefore be considered to be relatively high, but theoretically achievable and of nutritional relevance.

Unlike in many previous studies of rTFAs, the dietary intake of rTFAs in this study, although still high, was theoretically achievable and therefore of clinical relevance.

DNA polymorphisms causing the phenotype or closely linked to the causal locus are enriched in the pool and thus stand out with a high proportion (theoretically reaching 100% for the causal recessive mutation).