Sentence examples for hypothetically be able from inspiring English sources

Without that encryption, Mr. Porterfield says, he worried about the potential for a stranger to gain access to student information, and thus hypothetically be able to identify or even contact students.

I called the Whitefish city clerk's office to see if Anglin would hypothetically be able to complete his application and be approved in time for his march.

Tumors with a mixed expression of HLA class I may thus hypothetically be able to avoid the specific immune system by displaying too few antigens, while evading the non-specific immune system by inhibiting NK cell activity [ 49, 51].

This indicates that this formulation can sustain the drug release in blood stream and hypothetically is able to lower dosing frequency.

Hypothetically, CLSP may be able to create polypeptide chains at the site of attachment and function as the attachment glue or could affect the function of collagen in the interactions among cells, ligands and matrix [ 31, 32].

Hypothetically the hyperloop should be able to achieve speeds of around 300 meters per second — faster than the fastest high speed rail technologies in use today.

With Unique Games Conjecture remains as one of the most important open question in the field of Theoretical Computer Science, it is natural to ask whether hypothetically stronger SDP relaxations would be able to achieve better approximation ratio for Max CSPs and their variants.

Hypothetically, the prasugrel active metabolite may not be able to bind to the receptor until ticagrelor has dissociated.

How about, he was asked hypothetically, the notion that many people won't be able to think of it apart from the passions surrounding the war in Iraq? "My thought processes never went there," he said.

"But, hypothetically, if you caught one of these aggressive strains of H1N1 from a guy that went to, for example, Paris, it could be 10 times more dangerous, and you may never know from whom you got it, and it's even less likely that you'll be able to learn where your infector visited before passing the germ on to you," Garbelotto said.

Hypothetically, he says, if an observer were to sit somewhere at one of Titan's poles for 96 Earth days (six days on Titan), they would have a 50% chance of being rained on directly, and be able to observe five rainstorms.