Sentence examples for hypothetical range from inspiring English sources

Previously circulated numbers ranged from a low of $30 billion to a high of $100 billion, so the number that the White House seems to have settled on is in the middle of the hypothetical range.

That hypothetical range of variation is roughly what we have seen in recent months in Massachusetts.

Figure 3a shows a hypothetical range of concentration time profiles arising from an intravenous bolus of identical doses of a test drug to elderly and young patients.

In parallel, students could develop a mathematical model that would predict the promoter's effects over a hypothetical range of inducer concentrations.

The Provider Attitudes to Planned Home Birth Scale – m has a hypothetical range of 17 85, with scores below 51 indicating unfavourable attitudes towards home birth and scores exceeding 68 indicating favourable attitudes.

The laboratory variables were analyzed in the continuous format to maximize the data available and to minimize reporting bias that might occur when the variables were categorized into the expected clinically normal or hypothetical range.

The stability experiments were extended to include a hypothetical parameter range (double-void reactivity coefficient and inlet core subcooling increased by a factor of 3.6) in order to identify instability phenomena.

If this was to occur, the lower end of a hypothetical price range for a hexavalent vaccine could be further reduced, to nearer US$2.75, by the time the hexavalent vaccines became available.

After requesting 104 academics to identify important factors for judging the seriousness of and appropriate disciplinary and/or pedagogical response for hypothetical cases ranging from minor to major plagiarism, the project designed a "benchmark tariff for application of penalties for student plagiarism in higher education" (Tennant & Rowell 2010: 5 8 and 13).

It has not reinstituted normal oversight and accountability standards, and continues to claim the GMD system could destroy future, hypothetical long-range missiles from Iran or North Korea.

We found that the hypothetical reduction ranged from 43.3% (in 2003) to 34.1% (in 2006), the mean for the period as a whole being 39.5%.