Sentence examples for theoretically envisage from inspiring English sources
Since two fiber protein species, WT and R7-ZZwt, coexisted within the nucleoplasm, one could theoretically envisage three modes of assembly for Ad5/R7-ZZwt/E1 WTFib virions (Fig. 11 A C).
These traits were dubbed "magic traits" because they were once hypothesized to be rare and theoretically difficult to envisage occurring in nature, especially when speciation is non-allopatric [ 78].
The capability of the designed ligands was theoretically tested through MD simulations to envisage binding patterns with both isoforms.
However, no approach to motion correction is perfect; it is therefore important also to note that, while common variation in data quality (e.g., due to head motion) could theoretically contribute to correlation between signals, we cannot envisage a mechanism by which the specificity of the relationships we report could be explained by such factors.
The then government had envisaged that a 10% reduction in the hours extracted from each worker would theoretically require businesses to hire more workers, and that as a result productivity would rise in line with more personal and family time for workers and an enhanced quality of life.
We envisaged that practical knowledge of the focal countries would facilitate access to hard-to-reach but theoretically relevant groups and data.
It is "theoretically" possible to amend the accord, he said, "but what does theoretically mean -- it means it must be clearly understood what kind of missile defense the United States is planning and what kind of technical possibilities are envisaged in the air, on the sea, on the ground and in space".
I can envisage two alternatives.
Theoretically, deception is easy".
