Sentence examples for theoretically accurate from inspiring English sources

Strain distribution simulations illustrate the theoretically accurate amplification of the dumbbell-shaped geometry.

While theoretically accurate, names of ISTs like "A ∩ B" can be cumbersome and unnatural to a user.

Trained investigators measured each woman using an adjustable board calibrated in millimeters, and theoretically accurate to 1 millimeter [24].

Therefore, the ROI method for quantitation of FA and ADC values seems to be more theoretically accurate than FT method.

Theoretically, accurate structure information could give the relatively accurate for the solvent accessibility area of a target residue.

This practice is theoretically more accurate, but the superscripts are commonly omitted for ease of reading when no confusion is likely to arise.

Not only is this methodology theoretically more accurate than temporally discretized DDMC techniques, but it also has the benefit that a particle's time is always known.

UMN as an independent or supplementary technique can theoretically supply accurate locations for marine vehicles, but in practice there are plenty of restrictions for UMN's application (e.g., geomagnetic daily variation).

To support this hypothesis, we have calculated the electrode potential and thermodynamic parameters of the cyclic carbonate product (propylene carbonate) theoretically using accurate ab initio calculations along with the available solvation model.

The microwave absorption characteristic of CNTs theoretically permits accurate heating; microwave thermotherapy for cancer treatment is also a promising technology.

Through MEA we show that the third method is theoretically the most accurate.