Sentence examples for hypothetical points from inspiring English sources

In the current study, instead of assigning hypothetical points to the participant, each point had real monetary value, as described to participants in the following instructions: Dear Participant, In this task you will be partnered with a random additional person whom which we will call the "other".

To investigate possible routes of WNV entry into Mexico from the United States, 9 isolates from Mexico (all strains available) and 13 strains isolated in the United States from hypothetical points of introduction into Mexico (2 from Florida, 2 from Louisiana, 3 from Arizona, and 6 from California) were compared.

That is not just a hypothetical point.

Just like the idea of "peak oil" — the hypothetical point at which global oil production could max out — you could say we're approaching a saturation point for venture-capital investments in software companies.

We placed hypothetical point chargesQ in the plane {(μ6-C) − (μ2-S 3} at the distance ~5 Å from μ2-S atoms of [Re12CS17 CN 6]8−complex (Fig. 3) and calculated ELF distribution maps.

The core concept in this extrapolation model is that the probability of the re-adsorption + reaction of the desorbed H2O2 becomes zero if there is no other active site available (i.e., at the extrapolated hypothetical point of zero catalyst loading) for re-adsorption of the desorbed H2O2.

For a group of freight train drivers working a remote railway line in Scotland, this was more than a hypothetical point of discussion.

This hypothetical point remains to be investigated.

This work suggests a moderate temperature, though again -- and this is relevant to both protein and RNA ancestral reconstruction -- it is not possible to go further back than this hypothetical point, so, technical issues aside, it is difficult to say if this work sheds direct light on optimal temperature in an RNA world.

We set the hypothetical source points on equally spaced grid points, in the range 39.9° to 40.2° N, 140.35° to 140.7° E and 0 to 15 km, covering the entire study area in Figure 2.

For example, a terrestrial laser scanner (TLS) provides a high-resolution scan of the region, but the point cloud is not guaranteed to overlap the hypothetical anchor points.