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Theoretically, physicians attending medical conferences would be those more motivated to or involved in research and education.
Entrance is theoretically forbidden, but Mr. Martinez, who used to attend movies there himself when he was growing up in the Bronx, has been known to let people in if their tales ring true.
Theoretically, prescribing brace treatment 16 hours instead of 23 hours per day (patients are allowed to attend school free of their brace) could lead to a higher rate of compliance, and subsequently reduce progression rate of patients with AIS.
Besides a stipend theoretically valued at $34,000 -- most of it, unfortunately, in stock -- regular directors, including Mr. Schroeder's successor, William Patterson, usually get far less per day: $1,750 to attend a board meeting and $350 to join a conference call.
There are noteworthy advantages of this approach relative to sequenced treatment, such as, at least theoretically, reducing the chances of relapse by attending to both disorders.
Theoretically, we were members of a Lutheran church (theoretically because we hardly ever went), but recently Sarah had started attending services, plus Wednesday-night meetings, at a nondenominational church along with a friend.
The festival was attended by delegates of the city-states, which were theoretically "allies" but were in practice satellites of Athens.
Theoretically, the ideal comparison group would be breast cancer diagnosed among unscreened women who would have attended screening if they had been invited.
