Sentence examples for theoretically credible from inspiring English sources

Since the working data of ZF Tools are the results of phage display library screening, the results obtained are theoretically credible; nevertheless, they have to be verified in the laboratory.

"We need to find out if there is credible evidence, theoretically, to support the idea that childhood mitochondrial dysfunction might regress into autism," one of the callers reportedly told participants.

Theoretically, the paleoseismological parameters of (1) the maximum credible earthquake (MCE), (2) the rupture area, and (3) the rate of fault slip should be defined in each fault segment.

Given credible fossil data for calibration, it is theoretically possible to date the age for Cyanobacteria based on our tree [25].

Our aim was to develop a set of performance dimensions that balance what is theoretically desirable and what is empirically viable, with an emphasis on identifying measures that are credible, feasible, and comparable across health programs.

Here's a public appeal by several such scientists, urging greater support for nuclear energy, noting that "While it may be theoretically possible to stabilize the climate without nuclear power, in the real world there is no credible path to climate stabilization that does not include a substantial role for nuclear power".

Again: theoretically.

Theoretically, yes.

Theoretically, deception is easy".

At least theoretically.

"Well, theoretically," John huffs.