Sentence examples for theoretically engaged from inspiring English sources
As discussed above, three translational start sites can be theoretically engaged based on the genomic locus of MCA1.
Walia et al. have explored how Hill-Sachs and glenoid lesions interact and engage theoretically and concluded that combined bony defects reduced stability more than expected based on isolated defects alone [ 30].
It is of course theoretically possible that Georgia is engaged in an elaborate bluff involving secret planes, faked debris, forged radar logs and diplomatic histrionics.Related items Russia: Putin versus nobody seriousJul 26th 2007 Russia and the West: Chilling timeJun 14th 2007 Europe.view: Georgia gets a rocketApr 12th 2007But it is startlingly unlikely.
Instead we adopted an initially selective approach where respondents that were deemed likely to have engaged with issues relating to benefit sharing were theoretically sampled as the study proceeded [ 21].
However, one might expect a higher group effect; theoretically, students without workplace experience cannot build a vocational identity, because they have never engaged in the occupational practice or with its practitioners.
We have in a small way responded to De Genova and Peutz's call for 'scholars, advocates, and activists- citizens, denizens and deportees alike- to engage politically and theoretically in renewed ways with questions of freedom, in one of its most basic and meaningful senses: the freedom to traverse space and to make a space for oneself in the world' (De Genova & Peutz, 2010, p. 3).
This theoretically may relate to females engaging in less physical activity than males overall [ 44], and thus needing to recall less activities.
