When asked last night whether he thought a hypothetical, still-living Dr. King would endorse his candidacy, Obama wisely took a pass (just as he wriggled his way out of a similarly stupid question about whether or not Bill Clinton was, indeed, the first black president).
Despite the rapid progress in genomics, uncharacterized and hypothetical genes still represent a large proportion of the rice genome.
But the answer to that hypothetical equation still relies on just what the turnout level would be.
This hypothetical law still wouldn't be perfect in the eyes of many full-legalization advocates, but it would have eased the daily lives of tens of thousands of Ohio patients who will now have to continue to rely on either side-effect-laden pharmaceuticals or on cannabis from the black market.
Congress, now allied with the military in this hypothetical, would still have other tools at its disposal, like impeachment which is slow and unreliable or a declaration that the president is unfit to carry out his duties under the 25th Amendment.
Although we could identify more than 600 genes with annotated functions, conserved hypothetical proteins still represent the largest category (Table 1), indicating that the genes with annotated functions give only a partial picture of the true coding potential.
Retrieved at Prosite [ 33] with the proposed modified CDF signature, the 930 hypothetical CDFs still mostly clustered in the three groups, thus suggesting that a good representative sample of CDF sequences was originally used for analysis.
"In fact," the researchers concluded, "women physicists could be the majority in some hypothetical future yet still find their careers experience problems that stem from often unconscious bias".
Yesterday is regrettable, tomorrow still hypothetical.
Any other cases were still hypothetical.
