Sentence examples for theoretically improve from inspiring English sources

Such improvements can theoretically improve the performance of polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs).

Given our study specific optimal range of Fscore was between 111 141 (refer Methods) and the group average Fscore was 99.4 (refer Table 1), a unit improvement in T-score could, theoretically, improve the Fscore from the group average of 99.4 to 101.67.

This "activatable" probe would theoretically improve the target-to-background ratio.

A system-wide dissemination of weather information to controllers could theoretically improve safety and efficiency.

The warming Arctic should also theoretically improve conditions for oil and gas exploration, though here both the economics and ethics are on shakier ground.

We're having our thyroids, pituitary glands and abdomens vibrated by different kinds of laughing, to relax us and, theoretically, improve our health.

Stebner replaced shrimp with tofu in Sweetgreen's new and theoretically improved Thai salad.

It seems like only moments ago that people were "brain-training", which was previously called "doing puzzles", before it was rebranded into something theoretically improving, rather than fun.

The study showed that the proposed expander obtained built-in volumetric ratio up to 7.6 with isentropic efficiency of 55.9% at 2000 rpm and theoretically improved the coefficient of performance from 4.0 to 4.56, by 14.2%, under design operating condition.

Cooling the liquid oxygen past its -183°C boiling point increases oxidizer density and theoretically improves performance.

This theoretically improved Stone's chances of getting those people to talk without fear of Bezos' displeasure.