Sentence examples for hypothetically exist from inspiring English sources

"They unquestioningly accepted the government's parade of national security horribles that could hypothetically exist," he said.

The Supreme Court has never said gerrymandering for partisan gain can be unconstitutional, but Justice Anthony Kennedy, seen as the key swing vote in the case, has written that a standard for striking one down could hypothetically exist.

As shown in Fig.  9, two different cases of dsDNA protruding cohesive ends hypothetically exist.

Furthermore, since the main pathological phenomena of PD occur in the dopaminergic neurons of the SN, a relationship between the presence of dopamine (DA) and the development of the disease could hypothetically exist.

Kennedy, writing separately, said a standard hypothetically could exist.

Weinberg argues, convincingly, that "interests are contingent upon existence" and thus, that "[i]f a hypothetically possible person will never exist then there is no real subject for interests at all".

They can hypothetically be of two kinds.

Hypothetically, if mechanisms of simple learning exist in non-neural cells, it is possible that a hierarchically organized regulation of behavioral responses to actual or anticipated stimuli is performed by the nervous system in conjunction with local circuits that also include cells of the immune system.

Zoledronate, however, is more potent than alendronate and could hypothetically interfere more, but no corresponding long time data exist.

If, hypothetically, we imagine Du Hong's brain could be brought back to life, would she exist in the same form?

Hypothetically, dilation of the bronchial artery could be a risk factor for PH, but no data exist to support this.