Sentence examples for hypothetical manner from inspiring English sources

Volunteering is a typical act that cannot be reduced to a duty, even not in a hypothetical manner as qualified supererogationism might try to do.

Thus, even if we agree that forging a cheque involves going through motions in a hypothetical manner, what motions would there be in the case of fancied perceptions?

In addition, converging evidence has shown that emotion can be produced and studied in a hypothetical manner [41], [43], [52] [56].

Adolescents in the final developmental stage, that of formal operations, are able to think in a rational and systematic manner about hypothetical problems that are not necessarily in accord with their experience.

Despite progress in identifying possible contributions to differences in marginal WTP, there is no solid evidence, although plenty of speculation, to explain the differences between all manner of hypothetical experiments and non-experimental evidence.

In the present analysis, both fossil and biogeographic informations are considered in a qualitative manner to support hypothetical colonization processes.

Here we investigated blink suppression by analyzing fMRI data in a block design and event-related manner, and employed a novel hypothetical time-varying neural response model to detect brain activations associated with the buildup of urge.

Unfortunately, the apparently poor clinical responsiveness to gifitinib in this population meant that the hypothetical use of the model in this manner was not effectively tested.

Until now, most studies used hypothetical scenarios in exploring patients' preference for the manner in which risk information is given.

Explanations must be sufficient to induce belief in the sentence to be explained (for instance, some observation), or ensure its consistency with other beliefs, in a manner that adequately accounts for factual and hypothetical sentences.

The network of interest is modeled as a map based on known and hypothetical interactions between elements of the system, in a manner similar to common portrayals of signaling pathways.