The fact that this age group was not studied in the majority of the included studies might hypothetically explain the lack of observed effects in some of the studies.
As mentioned above and illustrated in figure 1, G protein-independent, β-arrestin-dependent signaling can hypothetically occur through either lack of ability to recruit G proteins or a very strong preference for β-arrestins.
The system is not intended to enable this kind of double jeopardy, and this could hypothetically be attributed to a lack of joined-up thinking among the content owners and those who represent their interests.
Instead, a lack of consensus could hypothetically inspire nations to abandon the voluntary framework of the Internet.
Such a finding hypothetically could be attributable either to a lack of workers in a polygyne colony bearing the b allele or to the inability of workers bearing the allele to express it (these possibilities were not distinguished nor discussed by LI08).
Should this occur on a large enough scale, then, hypothetically, problems associated with poverty -- crime, disease, lack of access to clean water -- should fall away and the developing world may democratize at an accelerated pace.
Because it contains only a single Fab′ of anti-TNF antibody and lacks an Fc′ portion, certolizumab pegol hypothetically may be less likely to induce antibody-related complement activation, apoptosis or cellular toxicity [ 158].
But when partisans of the Affordable Care Act predicted that the law would have a significant impact on mortality, were they really just staking that claim on the specific phenomenon of people who (hypothetically) postpone an emergency room visit during a heart attack because they lack insurance?
It is well known that radiation is a weak carcinogen, and radio-epidemiology studies almost always struggle with the problem of lack of statistical power to detect a very small effect hypothetically associated with low radiation doses (Land 1980).
It is well known that radiation is a weak carcinogen, and radio-epidemiology studies almost always struggle with the problem of lack of statistical power to detect a very small effect hypothetically associated with low radiation doses (Land 1980 ). Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence (UNSCEAR 2000 ; ICRP 2005 ).
