Sentence examples for theoretically impact from inspiring English sources
One variable examined was exposure of infants to sdNVP near the time of birth; NVP exposure could theoretically impact the diversity of the infant's viral population, either by causing bottlenecking of the population (through selection of a limited number of resistant variants) or by increasing diversity (through selection of diverse variants with resistance mutations).
Collectively these findings demonstrate that iron can theoretically impact the aggregation of alpha synuclein.
Neither study reported intrapartum stillbirth rates, which chlorhexidine treatment could theoretically impact by reducing infectious causes.
First, we did not address all factors that could theoretically impact individual responsiveness to exercise (e.g., genotype) in our moderators analysis.
Another SNP that less strongly associated with CRC risk is rs1051690 within insulin receptor (INSR), which would theoretically impact miR-612 and miR-618 (Landi et al, 2008) (Table 3).
In addition, exudation will stimulate microbial growth (bacteria, fungi, protozoa), which could theoretically impact ENM activity in a number of ways, particularly those particles with degradable coatings or capping agents (citrate, PVP).
Thus, it is investigated how neglecting of these offsets theoretically impacts the estimation of UT1.
"Theoretically, the impact of these regulations is huge," said Betsy Taylor, president of Breakthrough Strategies and Solutions, a Democratic consulting firm that works with political donors interested in climate change.
We first show that theoretically the impact of increasing ordeals is ambiguous: for example, time spent applying imposes a higher monetary cost on the rich, but may impose a higher utility cost on the poor.
We examine theoretically the impact of dissolved solute atoms on the motion of dislocations in metals and, hence, on their plastic response.
We first study theoretically the impact of inter-cluster interference on the per-cell sum rate.
