Sentence examples for theoretically allows for from inspiring English sources

An agreement brokered by the two countries theoretically allows for New Zealand to take 150 refugees a year from Australia's immigration system as part of its annual intake of 750 people.

From these tests, we can conclude that the ray configuration theoretically allows for reconstructing the shapes of small patterns at shallow depths only, whereas the large anomalies of more than 50 km size are robustly recovered at all depths.

This scheme theoretically allows for a doubled data rate compared to the actual possible HSDPA data rates [28] which can be utilized in high SINR regions (e.g., very close to the serving Node-B) when dual stream mode is supported.

"Unlike criminal law, where there are limits on how long you can hold someone without a charge, this theoretically allows for indefinite detention of future asylum seekers".

Thus, this system theoretically allows for those who have served their time to reenter the mainstream, while the background checks will keep a person who embezzled money from an employer out of the same bank position.

This additional path theoretically allows for the opening of a new gap within a gap, something which is automatically excluded if looking for the shortest path or best-scoring alignment between two sequences.

The shield, the officials said, would theoretically allow for 24-hour coverage of the globe, including the chance of knocking down missiles while they are still boosting -- and therefore highly vulnerable -- without having to station equipment near the launching site.

The use of fresh warm blood, plasma, and recombinant factor VII (defined as damage control resuscitation DCR) will help optimize the physiologic parameters and can, theoretically, allow for more prolonged surgical procedures such as revascularization [44].

Polyaxial screws and lamina hooks in conjunction with occipital plating and transitional rods for caudal fixation theoretically allow for fixation points at each vertebra along the posterior aspect of the cervical spine.

Though the ordinance would theoretically allow for as many as 186 dispensaries to remain open, some of its provisions threaten to make the actual number far lower.

An analysis of the sequence identified three partially homologous IRs, which theoretically allow for two distinct inversion events to occur.