Sentence examples for hypothetical compared from inspiring English sources

With this in mind, it may not be surprising that only 3 of the regulated proteins (12%) came back as hypothetical compared with 26% of the regulated mRNAs.

The majority of the genes within this region (74/128, 58%) are hypothetical or conserved hypothetical proteins (compared to the chromosomal average of 41.1% and plasmid average of 43.8% for such proteins, Table 1).

We repeated this analysis with the hypothetical tree compared to 100 randomly sampled HGT trees from maximum likelihood bootstrapping and found the hypothetical tree was also worse than each of these trees (p<0.01).

The sensitivity analysis indicated that the science achievement ranks were very stable across hypothetical scenarios compared with the original rank.

However, we find a large difference in the results from both hypothetical treatments compared to the real money treatment.

A mathematical model simulating the consequences in costs and performance of two hypothetical scenarios compared to the status quo in which a radiologist reads all screening mammograms was also performed.

The improvement in timing of referrals with the use of eGFR was greater for physicians presented with a White hypothetical patient compared to physicians presented with an African American patient.

We conducted simulation studies of various hypothetical exposure scenarios and compared hypothetical true historical intake rates with estimates based on mis-specified baseline exposure and pharmacokinetic models to find the method with the least bias.

Compared with the hypothetical comparable ES ACR subjective test, the number of votes was reduced by at least a factor of 27, and one would expect these savings to increase in higher-dimensional problems.

As we approach opening tip for our game, however, it might be fun to ponder a hypothetical question from reader Joe Holt that looks past this tournament and into the realm of hypothetical without comparing this team to the 1992 Dream Team: Do you think that this roster of non-selected eligible US players could beat the current squad, if fully fit?

Frederick et al. (2002) reviewed the limited studies that have compared hypothetical and non-hypothetical outcomes.