Sentence examples for hypothetically influence from inspiring English sources
Finally, demographic and clinical parameters that might hypothetically influence reoperation rate were entered into multivariate regression analyses.
Demographic and clinical parameters that might hypothetically influence the rate of reoperation were entered into multivariate regression analyses.
Therefore, different progestagen components in COCs could hypothetically influence adolescent BMD and BMC values in different ways.
By choosing to focus on parental care, we are able to analyze three different ways in which parental effects might hypothetically influence the adaptive value of any behavioural trait.
This hypothetically influences the success that these projects will have as well as their spread and heterogeneity.
In this scenario, the incumbent, already toothed lineages would have been exapted and shown subsequent adaptive changes in traits of teeth (not their presence-absence) during cooling, hypothetically influencing speciation rates over time.
This may, hypothetically, have influenced responses and, hence, psychometric performance.
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).
Hypothetically, the mutual influence of HCMV infection and autoimmunity could have different consequences.
Hypothetically, this could influence the results as the response to antipsychotics is usually better for first episode patient compared to chronic multi-episode patients.
Eukaryotic riboswitches characterized to date have been found in non-coding regions and use alternative splicing based expression platforms, therefore the CRK10 gene was selected as an example to discuss how a cytokinin receptor/riboswitch could hypothetically function to influence signal transduction pathways.
