Sentence examples for hypothetically resulted from inspiring English sources
Therefore, HBHA stimulation hypothetically resulted in extracellular Ca2+ influx and the release of cellular Ca2+ stores.
Opposing a view by listing all the other nefarious positions that could hypothetically result.
This could hypothetically result in a WA senate of two Labor seats, three Liberals and one 51 year-old Nimbin regular named Jim Moylan.
As a result of continual asexual propagation, genets of the sea anemone A. diaphana may be very long-lived, hypothetically resulting in the incorporation of large numbers of somatic mutations.
Combining the two approaches would hypothetically result in the most rapid recovery.
However, since postmenopausal production of estrogens takes place predominantly in the adipose tissue, an increase in BMI would hypothetically result in increased estrogen levels.
This leads to a complex output as a significant number of different haplotypes can hypothetically result from the numerous combinations of multiple SNV mutations.
Controlling a cyborg's flight direction, for example, could hypothetically result in an undesirable emission of chemicals by the cyborg, with untold behavioral consequences on sender or receiver.
This downregulation of Lgr5 could hypothetically result from the disappearance of some CD24-positive cells, specific feeder cells for Lgr5 stem cells.
Lack of a modulatory effect in right-cathodal condition is somewhat surprising since inhibition of right parietal cortex should hypothetically result in disruption of inter-hemispheric parietal balance and thus result in alteration of vestibular cortical processing.
As a matter of fact, possibly for cultural reasons, social pressure to be physically attractive might be stronger on female individuals with respect to males, hypothetically resulting in higher vulnerability to develop problems in the capability of managing successfully interpersonal relationships, when not fulfilling completely with the society expectancies and demands (Marcus and Miller 2003).
