The phrase "hypothetical interest" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a possible or imagined interest that someone may have in a topic or situation. Example: "John didn't show much actual interest in the project, but he expressed a hypothetical interest in it during our meeting."
Furthermore, when we prevent someone's existence, we do not thereby harm the hypothetical interests of this potential subject.
Participants were reporting their hypothetical interests and preferences for screening after exposure to a decision aid.
For example, if that $20,000 were left in the account and grew at a hypothetical annual interest rate of 5percentt for another 15 years, you'd have over $41,500--more than double your money!1.
In a hypothetical scenario, interest in watchful waiting for DCIS was high, and changing terminology impacted women's concern and treatment preferences.
To test the mortgage books of the major UK lenders, the hypothetical scenario included interest rates spiralling from their record low of 0.5% to over 4% and an unprecedented 35% crash in house prices back to 2002 levels.
We developed two hypothetical scenarios of interest to best approximate situations likely to occur in clinical practice, a scenario where the administration of the treatment was mildly confounded, and a scenario of high confounding.
Here we therefore evaluated a model where damage to ≥20% of either BA 39 or BA 44 two putative loci for visuospatial neglect causes a hypothetical deficit of interest 90% of the time.
The vital interests of a hypothetical patient are not vital interests of an actual data subject (and the GDPR tests are demonstrably unmet).
The hypothetical level of the interest rate that will exactly match the net increase in investment with the decrease in consumption (increase in saving) is the new value of Wicksell's "natural rate".
