Sentence examples for theoretically led from inspiring English sources

This would have theoretically led to more ATP production.

Forget new clinical commissioning groups, theoretically led by GPs to commission what they think best: they will be ignored – unless the House of Lords throws out this explosive clause.

The day before, they had lost a struggle over a rules change that, if a dozen other unlikely things happened, could have theoretically led to Trump being denied the nomination.

Concerning biomass synthesis, this result is surprising since the increase and decrease in carboxylic acids and alcohols, respectively, should have theoretically led to an increase of the ATP production by 8.6%.

Difficulties in deriving the optimal 'bending' factor theoretically, led Hayes and Hill [ 14] to suggest a choice based on sample size.

The process of simplification could have theoretically led to biases, which could have influenced the participants' choices, which is a possible limitation to the study estimates for the hypothetical utility scores.

He has been promoting a constitutional referendum that could, at least theoretically, lead to changes in Taiwan's declared status.

Critics also warn of a slippery slope that could theoretically lead to the prohibition of all pet-keeping.

To simplify, exposure to charged particles of oxygen theoretically leads to the deterioration of human cells and DNA somewhat in the way that an apple slice turns brown.

Lower interest rates, combined with a larger money supply, lead to "cheaper" borrowing, which theoretically leads to greater spending, higher consumer demand, and higher prices.

Stimulus is about the government pumping money into the economy to encourage consumer spending, which will theoretically lead to economic growth.