Sentence examples for hypothetical without from inspiring English sources

As we approach opening tip for our game, however, it might be fun to ponder a hypothetical question from reader Joe Holt that looks past this tournament and into the realm of hypothetical without comparing this team to the 1992 Dream Team: Do you think that this roster of non-selected eligible US players could beat the current squad, if fully fit?

However, this remains hypothetical without robust surveillance data from both parts of Germany.

It is accepted, however, that the screening method we are proposing is hypothetical without any injury data to support its efficacy.

It is particularly useful when the genome of interest suffers from poor annotation due to low or no sequence similarity to known proteins, a significant problem for P. falciparum, as over 60% of the predicted open reading frames (ORFs) were annotated as "hypothetical" without functional assignment [ 5].

"You can really just kind of cast out numbers or hypotheticals without knowing the details of a case," Mr. Abbott said.

You can't answer a hypothetical question without the evidence.

The codes that Gallager presented in his 1960 doctoral thesis were an attempt to preserve some of the randomness of Shannon's hypothetical system without sacrificing decoding efficiency.

In a 'growth' scenario, we simulated a hypothetical future without consideration of environmental constraints and where food production and urban expansion are main priorities.

But supporters of HB2 have argued vigorously on the basis of a hypothetical that without the law, male sexual predators will go into female rest rooms with impunity by claiming they identify as female, and harass women and girls there.

A. Society's allowing a hypothetical man without insurance to simply die B. The start of the swimsuit contest portion of the debate C. Inoculating Gov. Rick Perry against the virus that causes cervical cancer D. A G.O.P. dance-off 3.

By the end of 2017, Russia's gross domestic product was 1.8 percentage points lower because of the cumulative effect of sanctions on capital inflows than it would have been in a hypothetical scenario without sanctions, Ilya Prilepskiy of the Economic Expert Group explained in an email to me last month.