Sentence examples for theoretically ambiguity from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, ambiguity codes appearing in the reference contigs should be matched ambiguity codes in SC at that position, since the two genotypes are near-identical.

The infinite hydrogen-bonded chains can run in two directions, theoretically introducing an ambiguity.

Theoretically, one could resolve the ambiguity in Figure 1C by combining the responses of more grid modules, provided they have mutually incommensurate periods (Fiete et al., 2008; Sreenivasan and Fiete, 2011).

The new dynamical equations govern the unfolding of any physical process, and the macroscopic ambiguities that would arise from the linear evolution are theoretically possible, but only of momentary duration, of no practical importance and no source of embarrassment.

For a fixed amount of sequencing, we confirmed the theoretically predicted boost in probability of detecting a breakpoint to within a resolution-ambiguity of 200 bp.

Again: theoretically.

Theoretically, yes.

Ambiguity indeed.

Ambiguity Tolerance.

Navigate ambiguity.

Theoretically, deception is easy".