Sentence examples for may theoretically lead from inspiring English sources
An increased volume load may theoretically lead to an increase in BP.
The unique pharmacology of palonosetron may theoretically lead to different side effects.
Indeed, increasing the number of incident dementia diagnoses may theoretically lead to more false positive diagnoses, with potential serious adverse effects on mental health and quality of life.
Population health strategies (e.g. 5-A-Day or similar campaigns and subsidies on vegetables or fruit) that emphasize increased consumption may theoretically lead to increased energy intake and weight gain.
A further complication is the realization that, on rare occasions, especially with very small sample populations, an accumulation of nonspecific identifiers may theoretically lead to identification of an individual through an otherwise 'anonymized' sample that has no associated name or chart number [ 2].
Several possible mechanisms have been suggested through which editing of a non-coding repetitive element might affect the fate of a transcript: editing may result in insertion or elimination of a splice site, and may theoretically lead to the alteration of transcriptional start and stop codons [ 25].
Diploid male production under CSD may even theoretically lead to extinction through a so-called diploid male vortex: decreased population size leads to a reduction in sex allele diversity, leading to an increase in the production of diploid males, which in turn leads to further decreases in population size and so on (Zayed and Packer 2005).
11 This may theoretically result in less discomfort.
This can theoretically lead to misclassification of the support, as industry support may range from very little to generous, and details about some types of support may be lacking more often than others.
He has been promoting a constitutional referendum that could, at least theoretically, lead to changes in Taiwan's declared status.
This should theoretically lead to more efficient service calls.
