Sentence examples for removed theoretically from inspiring English sources

At the conclusion of the construction project, the gravel was removed, theoretically removing oil leaks and other pollution with it.

This was not expected because major lateral releases, with more ligament removed, theoretically would lead to the most external femoral component rotation (Fig.  1B).

The 65 Trappist monks of the Abbey of Our Lady of Gethsemani are theoretically removed from the distractions of the everyday world.

Poetry, no matter how aesthetically and intellectually performative or no matter how theoretically removed -- requires, finally, connection to a human voice in order to be poetry.

"What are you going to be left with in three or four years time with your fifteen-thousand-dollar Apple Watch Applelexecutiveses are surely aware of this issue; it could be one of the reasons the Apple Watch is built with removable straps, which can, at least theoretically, be removed from an obsolete watch and attached to the next version when it comes out.

In Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin and Michigan, wolves are so abundant -- some have dens just 50 miles from Minneapolis -- that they could theoretically be removed entirely from the endangered list.

Most of the immune mediators are water soluble and fall into the middle-molecular-weight category [ 20] and hence can theoretically be removed by a plasma water purification system such as hemofiltration.

Although most of the inflammatory mediator molecules fall into the middle-molecular-weight category and can theoretically be removed by hemofiltration, they have very high generation rates relative to uremic toxins.

Theoretically removing him one step from the process made it easier for the captain when returning to the dressing room.

In what appears to be a paradox, at a time of continuing teacher shortages, a district like Yonkers -- which recently advertised for candidates in math, sciences and foreign languages -- is participating in a New York State early retirement incentive program that could theoretically remove about 100 experienced teachers from the Yonkers system as part of a cost-cutting measure.

This technology theoretically removes the need for business people to travel at all, potentially saving billions in costs and drastically reducing companies' carbon footprints.