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According to Simpkins and Stevenson (2012), the presence of blur in the input LR images will make it theoretically impossible to recover the high-frequency details via Shift-Add fusion approach [4].

There is an emerging appeal for New Urbanist design as an alternative to conventional low-density development, and particular features of New Urbanist design make it theoretically amenable to reducing natural hazard losses.

These facts make it theoretically plausible that there should be many lncRNAs that share the same or similar functional domains with HOTAIR.

Recent findings of XPD's involvement in apoptosis [ 42], make it theoretically plausible that TFIIH impairment could contribute to increased syncytialtrophoblast apoptosis/necrosis caused as the result of prolonged hypoxia and reoxygenation.

These considerations make it theoretically plausible that women should sometimes be averse to cues of aggression, even for short-term relationships, and indeed preferences for less-dominant males have been observed in a number of low-investing species (Qvarnstrom and Forsgren 1998; Ophir and Galef 2003).

Ma Lik, the chairman of the D.A.B., said Wednesday that the plan was risky for his party and the Chinese leadership because it made it theoretically possible for a pro-democracy majority to be elected in the Legislative Council here.

Primates have not, but scientists argue that the techniques of human embryo manipulation have been refined in the dozens of in-vitro fertilization clinics, making it theoretically easier to clone a human than a monkey.

But studies in monkeys show that some spores can linger in the lungs 75 to 100 days after exposure, making it theoretically possible that such late-lingering spores could still cause disease in humans.

No one could know every line of that software, making it theoretically possible that engineers could have sneaked in the emissions-defeating protocol without Volkswagen's upper management knowing.

Unlike those better-known killers, though, it affects only babies incubated in a particular type of twin pregnancy, making it, theoretically at least, easier to identify those at risk.

(Chinen) 4 Generations of Miles (Friday through Sunday) The rapid permutation of Miles Davis's bands makes it theoretically possible for four former sidemen to claim connection to four phases of his career.