Sentence examples for hypothetical starting from inspiring English sources

1a) Starting from fluids with some CO2, the precipitation of carbonates through reaction of the fluid with silicates (e.g. olivine + CO2 = opx + magnesite; or cpx + olivine + CO2 = calcite + opx) removes oxygen from the fluid, causing the fluid composition to evolve away from CO2, the star in Figure 7b representing a hypothetical starting composition.

Yankee fans are already excited about seeing Joe Torre's hypothetical lineup starting with Jeter, Williams, Giambi.

Justice Stephen G. Breyer asked a series of hypothetical questions, starting with whether he was permitted to buy a book abroad and give it to his wife.

The task was introduced 15 min after the start of the interview and required each participant to generate a hypothetical scenario starting with the report of a suspicious item from a passenger while driving a train.

For a hypothetical patient starting treatment in 2012, estimated total cost, including primary stenting and expected reinterventions up to 5 years, was €5,503 when a BMS was used, compared to €5,152 with Zilver PTX (difference of €351).

Social Security All our hypothetical individuals started collecting Social Security when they were 66.

In thirty years' time, when George Bush's hypothetical grandchildren start paying taxes, the $1.4 trillion worth of debt that has accumulated over his presidency would cost less than 3% of national income to pay off.

In order to be considered as a valid gene (or a valid genome in the case of viruses, since they possess a single known ORF), a given ORF should not be classified as a hypothetical product, start with a valid start codon, end with a valid stop codon, have a length multiple of three, and have no ambiguous bases, here considered as a non-standard (A, C, T or G) nucleotide.

Figure  5 tries to summarize these hypothetical physiological pathways starting from inflammation: the egg, if we accept that it came first!

Behavioral interviewing also works — where you're not giving someone a hypothetical, but you're starting with a question like, "Give me an example of a time when you solved an analytically difficult problem".

We shouldn't think about it as a hypothetical, it's already starting to happen".