Consequently, in comparison to alternative methods, it theoretically lacks an optimal explicability, and an efficient description of the differences in population patterns among loci.
Theoretically, the lack of trichomes can make the glabrous kernels packed closer because the spaces occupied by the trichomes are released.
Whilst theoretically attractive, lack of outcome data in critically ill patients means that it is not yet established in intensive care practice.
Although theoretically the lack of empathy is a supposed key symptom of narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), empirical studies examining empathy in NPD are scarce.
These amino acids were not used in large quantities as was to be expected in a situation in which, theoretically, the lack of 2-amino nitrogen conversion to ammonium could hinder normal nitrogen excretion through the urea cycle.
T cell co-stimulatory effects of B7-H3 have been demonstrated, and theoretically tumours lacking stromal B7-H3 could escape anti-tumour immunity which would otherwise impede disease progression [ 39, 40].
These explanations revealed the truth from some degree, but some of these explanations are still not theoretically grounded or lack experimental verifications.
For example, if we knew that all patients in this cohort were on cholesterol-lowering medications such as statins, then we could theoretically explain the lack of association between rising lipid abnormalities and urinary ACR by a protective effect of statins.
A potential limitation of these tools is that theoretically they might lack the sensitivity to detect subtle aspects of specific-conditions or disorders in a way that provides meaningful information to patients and professionals, although the empirical evidence in this regard is contradictory.
Theoretically, a site lacking the canonical G at +1 (donor) or -1 (acceptor) position of a natural site may exceed R i,min.
