Sentence examples for hold theoretical from inspiring English sources

Wolbachia symbionts hold theoretical promise as a way to drive transgenes into insect vector populations for disease prevention.

Those that were not statistically significant but hold theoretical relevance were also kept in the final version of the questionnaire.

In reality, while on-farm and regional deployment strategies hold theoretical appeal and some practical benefits, such approaches need also to be evaluated from the perspective of what is feasible for farmers to implement (McDonald 2010) as well as their impacts on profitability.

As "design" architect to Mr. Libeskind's "collaborating" architect, he has held theoretical power to veto his partner's suggestions.

Such practices might include conducting laboratory experiments, holding theoretical discussions, reviewing previous research, and working through thought experiments.

The proposed method produces a class of estimators for f(0) which are as simple and interpretable as the usual reflection kernel estimator, while holding theoretical and practical advantages.

This knowledge of ancient China has been practiced and passed down for thousands of years, and still holds theoretical value for guiding or promoting the development of environmental health science today.

There is no evidence in the literature as far as we are aware, nor any formally held theoretical position, that the distal, intermediate and proximal factors linked to child health are connected in a fully mediated manner.

If we assume this condition does not hold, the theoretical model predicts negative profits.

This would hold for theoretical constructs in a more socially-orientated theory such as SFL, as it would for the more mathematically orientated disciplines.

"The end of the Dark Ages lies earlier in time than people had previously thought," says Hu. "It's an important paper--as long as the results hold," says theoretical astrophysicist Abraham Loeb of Harvard University.