Sentence examples for theoretically consideration from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, consideration should also be given to the potential impacts of Hg on the metabolism of neurotransmitters (Mottet et al. 1997) and the impacts of increased accumulation of Hg in the pineal gland itself (Falnoga et al. 2000; Kosta et al. 1975), which might also influence the synthesis of melatonin and, indirectly, the balance of serotonin and melatonin (Kasper et al. 1996).

We suggest that instead the definition of bona fide treatments should be based on empirical (empirically bona fide) and theoretical considerations (theoretically bona fide).

Recall from our theoretical consideration in Section 2 that the between-individual variation within a pure population exists even theoretically and is represented by the small eigenvalues and the corresponding eigenvectors.

The treaty has been theoretically under consideration in Washington for a quarter of a century.

This effect is analyzed theoretically using considerations of geometry and probability and results are given which may be used to correct experimental probe measurements of bubble size for the boundary effect.

Theoretically, these considerations would be prudentially drawn and subjected to large uncertainty.

The proposed methods were theoretically investigated with consideration for the effects of the bonding layer, spacers, and host structure.

The relation between slip length and Darcy friction factor is theoretically analyzed with consideration of surface roughness effect, which was testified with the experimental results.

Any risk of electrical shock could theoretically be applied in consideration of Tasers, although until scientific information comes out either in support or against it, it would just be speculative.

The reason of the blueshift has been theoretically explained with the considerations of re-arrangement of the nearest neighbour configuration of the N environment[8] and re-shaping of quantum well (QW) from a square to a parabolic-like shape due to Ga-In interdiffusion[6].

In qualitative description, participants' descriptive and narrative text in interviews is upheld as "a vehicle of communication" reflecting attention to the "surface of words and events" more than consideration of theoretically-driven meanings and deeper interpretations of text [ 13].