Sentence examples for theoretically may from inspiring English sources

Interference, theoretically, may occur when memories conflict through any attributes.

Similarly, progestins that are chemically different from the kind in Prempro theoretically may not have the same effect as was found in the trial.

While the design and materials used to make regular jets limit the speed of aircraft to three or four times the speed of sound (2,000 to 3,000 m.p.h)., scramjets theoretically may push planes to speeds of 18,000 m.p.h.

Mets fans unfamiliar with Takahashi may wonder why Matsui, a megastar in Japan and the most valuable player of the 2009 World Series for the Yankees, is doing a spot with a pitcher who is on a minor league contract and who, theoretically, may not make the team.

Today, financial pressures guide improved operating room (OR) efficiency and theoretically may affect surgical education.

Acute renal failure after major surgery is associated with significant mortality and morbidity that theoretically may be attenuated by N-acetylcysteine.

Theoretically, lymphadenectomy may help identify patients with metastatic dissemination, who may benefit from adjuvant therapy, thus reducing radiation related morbidity.

Theoretically, Apple may be concerned because of Universal's market clout; an Apple spokesman did not return calls seeking comment.

Considering how irrational individual minds are, business, which is at least "theoretically rational", may have more capacity to lead a climate change response.

Theoretically, this may make the subproblems non-convex depending on the linearization error.

Theoretically, SWCNTs may really have a tensile strength hundreds of times stronger than steel.