Sentence examples for hypothetically trained from inspiring English sources
For the sub-sample of providers with clinical knowledge of abortion provision (Sample 4), better knowledge of the abortion law is only marginally associated (P = 0.07) with the outcome, though hypothetically, trained providers would have about 3.5 times the odds of abortion provision if they knew the law, compared with their peers.
If all trained providers had hypothetically been exposed to the programme (ATE model), they would have been nearly 3.5 times as likely to provide safe abortion, compared with whether they had not received the treatment.
Indeed, hypothetically speaking, if I wanted an army of scientific workers to do my bidding I'd train them to think politics smells bad and demonise people like Hansen.
Hypothetically, the principle of temporary cutaneous anesthesia of adjacent body parts in combination with training, that has been shown to be more effective in improving sensorimotor function of the hand than training only [ 28], could also be used to improve sensorimotor function of the knee.
The sisters meet in the living room and discuss how they would feel if each of their partners were – hypothetically – to leave for PETA training.
Hypothetically, this shows the direct, scarce correlation with the observed activity.
Hypothetically, where do you take your dead roommate?
But then he went on to describe in detail how he, hypothetically, would rob somebody asleep on a train.
The difference with politicians who run for presidency and talk hypothetically of what they might do (after they receive their on-the-job training), and those who run for presidency and have a background of accomplishing priorities as governor of their state is a resume of experience (and a world of difference).
