Sentence examples for technically the changes from inspiring English sources

Technically, the changes should eventually make it easier to figure out capital gains or losses.

Technically, the change involves the reclassification of hydrocodone-containing painkillers as Schedule II medications from their current classification as Schedule III drugs.

But for Olympic hopefuls in the ahem, technically, tetrathon, the changes have made for some new challenges in preparation.

Dr. Nelson, Dr. Togias's friend, said that "technically, yes," the change in the formulation "should have been sent through" to the review board.

We conclude that automatic arterial blood sampling at high altitude is technically feasible and that the changes in the blood gases over a period of several hours are acceptably small.

Technically this change is allowed by the app's terms of service.

The changes, which technically allow Kagame to stay until 2034, were approved in a December referendum by a 98% majority that Rwanda's tiny opposition and western diplomats said was suspiciously high.

Genes showing the most technically relevant changes were located in clusters M1 to M4 (Fig. 5-B).

Technically, the device hasn't changed.

Second, the genes with technically significant changes in at least half of vaccinated and naïve fish were selected and difference between these groups was assessed by biological replicates (t-test, p < 0.05).

"I guess technically it changes flavor, but from the get-go you taste both the mint and citrus," Ms. Reilly said in a telephone interview.