Sentence examples for theoretically applied from inspiring English sources

To explain the birth of firms or startup ventures, biology and population ecology are theoretically applied to describe a system as a business ecosystem.

To observe the electrochemical studies of membrane KCl, NaCl and LiCl electrolyte solutions are experimentally analyzed and the obtaining data has been theoretically applied.

The analysis of the legal framework governing OHS of teleworkers in Quebec showed that most legislation theoretically applied to teleworkers, but there was some concern as to whether protective provisions governing prevention and compensation for injury were effectively applied to home based telework.

Hence, the theoretically applied voltage required for hydrogen gas production in an MEC fed with acetate is 0.12 V.

Furthermore, several indicators, which theoretically applied to all patients, were not assessed for all patients by both nurses, e.g. PQIs E1, E6 and E7.

In comparison, for conventional water electrolysis, the theoretically applied voltage needed is 1.2 V at pH 7 (Liu et al. 2005).

In Europe, concerns were raised since the deal could have significant global implications, despite only theoretically applying to the US.

Cunningham argues that many charges used for kink could also theoretically apply to sports, body modification practice as well as medical procedures.

"The same concocted concerns could theoretically apply to any of the categories," said Shannon Minter, legal director for the National Center for Lesbian Rights, who filed the motion to intervene on behalf of the two groups.

Theoretically, applying characteristic information into filter estimation can help the maneuvering modeling and improve the performances of tracking results.

Now there's a round each week (though in different geographies), so if you're geographically flexible, you could theoretically apply at any time, rather than waiting for a specific window to open.