Sentence examples for theoretically deprived from inspiring English sources
Firstly, structural mechanical impedance (SMI) which directly manifests the structural properties is theoretically deprived.
Pauper parents had little room for negotiation in the last instance, and could theoretically be deprived of relief if they refused to allow their child to be bound.
However, no patients with PR shifted to PMD, suggesting that patients with a distinct treatment response on CT would theoretically not be deprived treatment if morphologic response assessment was to be replaced with metabolic in future clinical trial settings.
Theoretically, if you have been deprived of food, and have exercised hard to burn calories, you may have been hit by a double whammy.
A value below 1 (a lower signal) indicates a lower cell number in control wells after 18 + 72 hrs incubation in oxygen deprived cells vs. normoxic cells, as would be expected theoretically.
I felt surprised, and deprived.
It means, in practice, that despite decades of development in contraception since the introduction of the pill in 1961 – there are theoretically 15 different methods now available on the NHS – many women are still not offered the full range of options, and may be being deprived of the contraception best suited to their needs.
"People are deprived of their freedom.
Badichurlay is neither rich, nor deprived.
Why are we deprived of peace?
