Sentence examples for hypothetically lead from inspiring English sources

The European Union is proceeding with disciplinary procedures against Poland, which could hypothetically lead to the country being stripped of its EU voting rights – over the changes to the judiciary that saw Supreme Court judges forced into early retirement and replaced with government nominees.

The only reason anyone is bringing it up is because Circuit Judge Stephen Reinhardt, in his dissent, argued that the ruling could hypothetically lead to a precedent where anyone who shared a password could be construed to be violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, or CFAA.

SNARE interactions appear to be non-selective [29] and thus could hypothetically lead to various SNARE protein combinations.

For example, because MTX inhibits cell proliferation, lower cell densities in the cultures at the time of PDT could hypothetically lead to differences in cellular cytotoxic responses.

Misclassification in categories BMI, as a result of underreporting of body weight, could hypothetically lead to underestimation of the association with MSD.

This could hypothetically lead to entrapment and long single molecule tracks (like those reported here) in the absence of direct, sustained agonist pMHC-TCR interactions.

Being tired, fatigued, or distracted which hypothetically could lead to back-injuring accidents also topped the list.

This calls for re-calibration of existing models [30, 31], and, hypothetically, may lead to changes in our judgement on typical values of productivity.

This calls for re-calibration of existing models [ 30, 31], and, hypothetically, may lead to changes in our judgement on typical values of productivity.

Adipose tissue contains vitamin D receptors which hypothetically could lead to a sequestration of serum levels of 25OHD3 in obese individuals [ 52].

Hypothetically, physical deconditioning leads to enhanced muscle ischemia, increasing peripheral sensitization and thus contributing to the central sensitization [ 14].