Sentence examples for theoretically add from inspiring English sources

We'll theoretically add a bunch more as we grow.

Overall we find that subjective approaches can theoretically add value in each of these three areas.

So if you link banning guns to the no-fly list, the scenario presented is completely feasible: The government could theoretically add anyone it wants to the no-fly list, even broad categories of people, and thereby prevent them from owning a gun.

You could theoretically add multiple high-def cameras to this thing to give it a vision system (something the company actually wants to do, in time) and the chipset could chew through that footage in real-time with ease.

The smuggling twist is there to theoretically add some tension.

At this point you have a very stable emulsion, and you can continue to add oil -- you could theoretically add quite a bit more, according to Harold McGee, another mayonnaise-happy chemist, as long as the ratio of oil to water-based ingredients is 3 to 1 by volume -- to the sauce without it breaking.

The WirelessHART standard communicate on 15 channels, hence, theoretically, adding 14 access points could increase the number of available slots 15 times, if the access points are scheduled to communicate simultaneously on different channels in parallel.

Theoretically, adding more features may further increase the prediction accuracy of the program.

Theoretically, adding a prevalent and relevant variable to the APACHE-II score could improve its predictive value.

These procedures strengthened our capabilities to observe small health effects, as reported earlier (Brook et al. 2010), within a relatively small sample size and theoretically added support for the veracity of the health exposure associations.

Therefore, the theoretically added toxin amount of 200 μg HT2 (equal to 0.471 μmol) and T2 (0.429 μmol) at time point 0 was used as starting point to calculate percent yield of the respective derivatives formed at later time points.