Sentence examples for may theoretically from inspiring English sources

In such cases, the facility may theoretically qualify for EPA certification.

That means some may theoretically be available for the default swap auction.

They may, theoretically, be heirs to the throne, but day-to-day life can be piled with indignities.

Long ureteric defects may theoretically be repaired with the use of tissue-engineered neoureter.

The BBC Trust chairman is supposedly a "three to four" days a week commitment, which may theoretically give him time to juggle both roles.

Ms. Mysina may theoretically be embodying the haunting spirit of abject human need, but practically she is an annoyance in desperate need of subtitles.

CRR's focus on ratings overall may theoretically have an impact on ITV's programme commissioning – towards higher rating programmes – but that is historically what ITV has done anyway.

A deadly brain infection that kills up to 5percentt of AIDS patients may theoretically be prevented by several drugs already in use, a new study has found.

But this cost may theoretically be included in the estimation.

However, as suggested in Fig. 1 the terminal t½ may theoretically not be relevant for recurrence.

CGRP is a very potent vasodilator and may theoretically affect the BOLD response.