Sentence examples for theoretically exposed from inspiring English sources

Matched analysis comparing symptomatic and asymptomatic children living at the same postcode (thus theoretically exposed to similar road traffic) suggested that parents of children with respiratory symptoms reported more road traffic than parents of asymptomatic children.

However, while theoretically exposed to 50 different pathogens, the additional advantage of storing more than 20 memory units is only minor as the relative fitness saturates for increasing memory pool sizes.

"Publicly posting such notices could theoretically expose the board to potential liability for defamation," he said.

The Post quotes international-law and human-rights experts who suggest that this admission might open Bush to legal action: M. Cherif Boussiani, an emeritus law professor at DePaul University who co-chaired the U.N. experts committee that drafted the torture convention, said that Bush's admission could theoretically expose him to prosecution.

George Osborne may well decide that he prefers a bird in hand to two in the bush.Moreover, the scheme theoretically exposes the individuals and the state to risk if banking shares crash below their floor price and could be expensive to administer.

It's not like, 'Hey, let me really look at this guy.' Then all of a sudden they rattle off five or six in a row, and then it's like, 'Whoa, what is this guy doing?' " Sooner or later, in other words, teams will pay more attention to Dickey and Takahashi and, theoretically, expose their flaws.

– Previous spine surgery theoretically exposes the obstetric patient to a greater technical difficulty during regional analgesia for labour or during anaesthesia for caesarean delivery.

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This is of particular concern because it theoretically exposes presepsin to significant convective elimination.

This means nearly 45 million people could theoretically be exposed to unfair credit history checks.

Therefore, the developing conceptus may theoretically be exposed to the induced antibodies and/or sensitised T-cells, even if the pregnant woman was last vaccinated during childhood (particularly if she encounters the antigen during pregnancy through exposure to infection).