Sentence examples for it hypothetically from inspiring English sources

Discriminant validity is met when the linear correlation between the item and the dimension to which it hypothetically belongs is statistically higher than its correlation with the other dimensions [ 23, 27].

As Abe plots the murder, and discusses it, hypothetically, with the unwitting Jill, the film is so bright and intriguing that it begins to look as if Allen had made the opening section boring on purpose, so as to back up Abe's argument that it's actions that count, not academic prattle.

Like NAFTA, the TPP would empower tribunal lawyers to order a government to pay a corporation for the profits it hypothetically would have earned in the absence of the government decision being challenged.

Accordingly, in an article published in Critical Care in 2009, Christian and colleagues tested the Ontario triage system by applying it hypothetically to a cohort of 234 patients admitted to two ICU facilities during an 8-week period of peak occupancy [ 51].

If this is indeed the case then it is important because it can hypothetically permit the auditory synapse to encode time and intensity separately; time can be encoded via the onset detection attribute given by the compound fusion and intensity can be encoded by the ongoing activity of the calcium channels on the presynaptic membrane in response to the change in intracellular voltage.

I don't use Napster anymore, and I don't even know if it is alive, but If it was hypothetically, I would probably download "Red", hypothetically, for nothing.

"I always felt it was hypothetically possible, but having made the voyage, it's clear we were pushing on the limits of what was possible - even allowing for the huge changes attributed to climate change".

It could hypothetically serve as a measure of executive functioning, as it reflects how much processing time a participant needs to find and cancel a new target.

Adam Reed, a finance professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who has extensively studied short-sellers' behavior and its effects on the markets, said it was "hypothetically possible" that they were.

I'm wondering, is it OK, hypothetically, for a child to lick the sole of her shoe?

Paul made public two letters written to him by Holder, in which the attorney general admitted that it was hypothetically possible for such a scenario to emerge.