Sentence examples for it could theoretically from inspiring English sources

MVI binds two calmodulins per its heavy chain, therefore, it could theoretically participate in calcium homeostasis.

Thus, it could theoretically use any combination of its five serpentine arms to move in any direction it wants.

The Lys(K 153Arg(R) aminoacid replacement is found within the active mature peptide of the myostatin protein; it could theoretically influence proteolytic processing with its propeptide, or affinity to bind with the extracellular activin type II receptor (ActRIIB).

Over the eons, more than 900 of its 1,000 genes have shifted to other chromosomes, and it could theoretically become extinct in 10 million years.

"So it could theoretically be a problem, but it's far down the risk hierarchy".

It could theoretically be held in November but preparatory ministerial meetings cast doubt on that.

The Senators focussed on attacks that Section 215 had not stopped and imagined attacks that it could theoretically stop.

It could theoretically become pandemic – that is, an out-of-control global epidemic – but experts say that is unlikely.

However, there are exceptional circumstances when it could theoretically be acceptable: where the story would be in the public interest.

If a flu virus can infect a ferret, then it could theoretically infect other mammals, including humans.

This means if your lender discovers your property is being occupied by temporary Airbnb guests, it could theoretically call in the mortgage.