Sentence examples for lack hypothetical from inspiring English sources

More specifically, a person may enjoy "liberty of spontaneity" but still lack "hypothetical liberty".

Actually, we lack even hypothetical functional explanations for subtle shape variation: Gilchrist et al. [ 54] speculated that wing shape variation in D. subobscura may simply represent drift around an optimum.

The argument that local extinction would be precluded by inward movement from distant areas of deer lacking the hypothetical mutation argues equally well against the notion of an inbreeding problem.

To what extent this paradox and the apparent protective effect of obesity are due to an underlying selection factor - for example, higher mortality in overweight people lacking a hypothetical protective factor that also supports cognitive maintenance - cannot be deducted from the current data.

At Azouli, prisoners subjected to systematic torture lack even a hypothetical legal redress.

Invasive species, which thrive in their introduced environment, thus overcome this hypothetical lack of adaptation, despite a probable low size and genetic variability of the introduced propagule.

Weaknesses of the study included the lack of the hypothetical population characteristics; absence of detailed unit costs and quantities; and no model calibration or validation details.

The projected ASRs based on the world standard population and corresponding number of incident cervical cancer cases were thus extrapolated assuming the existence of age and cohort effects, but imposing a hypothetical lack of period effect.

All these regions had identical genetic organisation, except isolate 7891 (ID7, Finland, 1975), which lacks the conserved hypothetical protein (chp, NMC0207 in FAM18).

Twelve of them are annotated as being associated to the flagellar complex, and 38 sequences are marked as "hypothetical" or lack a functional annotation (cf. Supplementary Table S4).

However, evidence of a direct link between the use of AFS and higher survival rates are merely hypothetical and lack scientific corroboration.