Sentence examples for hypothetically increasing from inspiring English sources

However, it should be noted that hypothetically, increasing estradiol levels may have adverse effects in patients with estrogen-dependent tumors.

GJH implies decreased stiffness of the passive components [ 25], hypothetically increasing the risk of knee injuries during challenging situations requiring a high level of knee joint stabilisation, such as jumping, landing and pivoting.

By hypothetically increasing the resting triplet torque at 30° by 20%, making it similar to the 90° knee angle, an increase in maximal VA of less than 0.5% is calculated at the 30° knee angle.

Although related to RQ, it might be hypothetically increased by several factors beyond anaerobic metabolism.

Although think-aloud studies hypothetically increase the cognitive load, the initial result shows that this method does not hinder cognitive processes (Leow and Morgan-Short 2004).

The 2010 floods in upper and later on in lower Indus affected more than 18 million people, caused 1985 deaths, and damaged or destroyed 1.7 million houses; and hypothetically increased the influence of extremist organizations in the flood affected areas, though the State and civil society were able to retain political control in the short run (Hasan and Zaidi 2012).

Fenoldopam is a selective dopamine A1 receptor agonist and hypothetically increases renal blood flow in a similar manner to dopamine.

By doing so, we hypothetically increased the proportion of hospitalizations for pneumococcal pneumonia out of all hospitalizations for pneumonia.

We expected the preference to mimic the preference of P. vulgatissima, since this would hypothetically increase the omnivore's likelihood of finding animal food.

Conversely, the MPAG Tmax was significantly lower for patients failing on MMF, thereby raising a hypothetically increased glucuronidation ability in failures, which favors MPA metabolism and excretion.

If this switch gets out of balance, more proliferation leads to a higher load of virus-infected cells and hypothetically increases the risk for lymphoma development.