Sentence examples for hypothetical reading from inspiring English sources

Until then, happy hypothetical reading.

A strictly hypothetical reading list for the "Jersey Shore" cast.

Part of the trouble was traceable to his hubris: he had remembered at the last minute to put the Pope's favorite argument for a "hypothetical" reading of Copernicus into his book, but he had made it into a closing speech for Simplicio, and when you are going to put the Pope's words in a puppet's mouth it is a good idea first to make sure that the puppet is not named Dumbso.

Changes in gene expression of hypothetical reading frames were observed to be equally distributed between down- and up-regulated genes.

In comparison, the perennial ryegrass chloroplast genome lacks three tRNA genes, and the hypothetical reading frame ycf68 (which is located within the intron of trnI-GAU), although present, was not annotated.

The G. sulphuraria plastid genome maps as a 167,741-bp circular molecule with 224 unique intronless genes encoding 158 proteins with known functions, 25 conserved hypothetical reading frames, 3 rRNAs, 36 tRNAs, and 2 RNAs with other functions (fig. 5).

Worry a bit about your hypothetical children reading it all when you are gone.

Since the 40 bp repeat is part of the hypothetical open reading frame (ORF) M6, it might function as part of M6 or as an independent structure.

There is one notable and surprising exception to this observation: both subunits are contained in a single hypothetical open reading frame (UniProt identifier A9V2C1) of the recently sequenced choanoflagellate Monosiga brevicollis [20], as deposited in the UniRef database.

Humans can achieve vivid emotional feeling states in the absence of actual emotional encounters in a myriad of ways, including the recall of past experiences, the imagination of hypothetical experiences, reading a good book, watching a good movie or witnessing a friend's experience.

The tag to gene mapping was performed using SAGE Genie downloads and the tag to gene classifications of the 1,121 transcript tags shows that 80% of the tags can be mapped to well-defined transcripts, 5% match to hypothetical proteins/open reading frames of unknown function and 13% represent unknown transcripts (Figure 2B).