Sentence examples for theoretical precedent from inspiring English sources
Manual curation is performed by aligning candidates to known experimentally annotated RNR sequences (a procedure for which there is theoretical precedent [ 20]), to ensure only full-length sequences possessing all key sequence motifs are inserted.
This was a pragmatic decision that needed to be made (in the absence of data or theoretical precedent) to help assess the personnel time and resource to be directed to the matching process.
It's a striving that has its own historical roots and theoretical precedents.
This significant enhancement in the accuracy confirmed the importance of intramolecular interactions and the inherence of nonadditivity in molecular solvation, which had also been implicated in the precedent experimental and theoretical studies on solute-solvent interactions.
"The danger of the Perišić precedent is not merely theoretical.
But their own behavior had also set a terrible precedent, and after a certain point such arguments became largely theoretical.
This sets the precedent that women live and act with malicious intent for a theoretical pregnancy, thus promoting societal shame.
Cleisthenes' system looks subtle, theoretical, and innovatory in its decimal approach to political reform and its reorganization of "civic space," but there were precedents and parallels.
Inveterately theoretical.
