Sentence examples for theoretically higher from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dje conceded the point about theoretically higher income, but wondered where, in a bad economy, all these riders were coming from.
Though activated carbon has theoretically higher surface area, its low affinity towards urea remains a drawback.
Additionally, several normal organs have theoretically higher absorbed doses with 177Lu-m11B6-based dosimetry calculations compared to that with 111In-m11B6 (Table 1).
Theoretically, higher levels of functional gigaxonin protein or compensatory mechanisms could produce fewer abnormalities of neurofilaments and keratin, accounting for this phenotype.
The results show that the bed expansion increases linearly with the superficial air velocity and theoretically, higher bed expansion benefits the hindered settling process of fine coal particles.
In the meantime, in many regions, the theoretically higher mill recovery from larger diameter logs is often offset by the faster speed when processing homogenous (in terms of size and quality) logs, especially in high-volume sawmills.
"Theoretically, high-elevation pot plants should have one sort of signature, coastal California plants another".
Theoretically, high food prices increase profits from farmers' products, but most small farmers in developing countries will miss out on this opportunity because they cannot achieve sufficient economies of scale or they lack access to efficient markets.
Xbox Live uses the 720p format, but its version of The Perfect Storm looked about as good as the theoretically higher-res HD-DVD.
Theoretically, high measurement is likely to produce more accurate results.
A high stressing rate causes theoretically high seismicity based on laboratory experiences (Dieterich 1994).
