Sentence examples for hypothetically in need of from inspiring English sources

The researchers theorized that women were more likely to value household power, and therefore to feel less hypothetically in need of workplace power (unlike The Huffington Post writer, I find it hard to extrapolate from the imagined desires of research subjects to the real world), but the result was still yet another negative headline about women in the workplace.

Nobody will notice if (hypothetically), in a couple of years time, it is categorically proven that no doping was involved.

Hypothetically, all we need do is let go of the focus on "me," of our sense of separateness, our need for distinction, the grasping and clinging to our story.

This has nothing to do with the will of the people, who hypothetically are in charge of the government in a democracy.

35 Hypothetically, in older patients, declining lymphatic function might modify metastatic patterns and slow the process of dissemination.

Decisions are not reached hypothetically in a conditional way but rather categorically in an absolute way, as in the philosophy of Immanuel Kant.

HYPOTHETICALLY, in a book you can say anything.

Hypothetically, any pair of ORFs can be joint in-frame by point mutations/deletions/insertions/inversions/translocations or their combinations.

Hypothetically, the movement of cigarette smoke in the air could be mirrored by such a seemingly simple cellular automaton; so could the processes of the human brain.

The massive migrations of the 19th century, predating our modern bureaucracy of passports and visas, placed people in between the hypothetically clear-cut categories of citizen and alien.

Hypothetically, the application of LIPUS to s- μg cultures would restore osteogenesis in Ad-hMSCs.