Sentence examples for hypothetically specific from inspiring English sources

Hypothetically, specific elimination of these cells could prevent the colonization of secondary homing sites and metastasis formation.

To identify proteins that are hypothetically specific or at least prominent in Coffea spp. in comparison to other species, we applied OrthoMCL, a graph-clustering algorithm designed to identify homologous proteins based on sequence similarity [ 46, 47].

Neuro-astroglial markers are candidate stroke biomarkers because they are hypothetically more specific to brain injury than inflammatory and haemostatic markers.

Lysophospholipids remaining after the iPLA2γ reaction could be hypothetically cleaved by specific mitochondrial phospholipase D (mtPLD) (14), but as demonstrated this does not affect FASIS (Supplementary Fig. S4).

Since we possess little information on the regulation of ERK5 activity, in particular to its specific-phosphatase and the regulation of this phosphatase, we have hypothetically defined an ERK5-specific phosphatase (BMKSP), which is regulated solely by pERK5, and feeds back to negatively regulate pERK5.

If present, certain strata of social factors could hypothetically never be exposed to specific risk factors.

Hypothetically, an idealized DAF-16A-specific target gene would have IA = 1.0 and IF = 0, whereas a DAF-16F-specific target gene would have IA = 0 and IF = 1.0.

Tumors with a mixed expression of HLA class I may thus hypothetically be able to avoid the specific immune system by displaying too few antigens, while evading the non-specific immune system by inhibiting NK cell activity [ 49, 51].

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?

As consequence of that, specific researches on drugs that hypothetically warrant fewer hemorrhagic events have been developed.

Among those genes are the bacteriocin lactacin F gene cluster, which is flanked by components of the L. johnsonii NCC533 mobilome, and genes encoding proteins hypothetically involved in transport and metabolism of carbohydrates (cellobiose-specific PTS, trehalose-specific PTS system).