Schemes 1, 2, 3, 4 takes into account all these probable theoretically investigated decomposition pathways.
Four levels of recognition are distinguished: (i) theoretically sound, (ii) probable effectiveness, (iii) established effectiveness and (iv) established cost effectiveness.
Four levels of recognition are distinguished inspired by the UK Medical Research Council's evaluation framework for complex interventions to improve health: (i) theoretically sound, (ii) probable effectiveness, (iii) established effectiveness, and (iv) established cost effectiveness.
Theoretically, the number of probable HFMD case should be estimated based on the proportion of probable HFMD cases seeking health care.
Jonsson et al. [ 32] theoretically calculated the probability of detecting bacteria as a function of the concentration in blood and found empirically by blood culture that 29% of all cases with Escherichia coli and 18% of S. aureus bacteraemia had a most probable concentration of only 0.036 CFU/mL.
The head of baggage handling at Malta had testified that this was theoretically possible, Mr. Campbell said, though he had hedged, saying, "Whether it is probable is a different story".
Mark Mariani is theoretically the Titans' kickoff returner, though the team may want to consider Chris Johnson (probable, ribs), who is averaging 2.3 yards per carry after signing a $53 million contract and needs to start making some positive contributions.
Just because something might be theoretically possible (you, too, can become president) doesn't mean it's all that probable.
Hewitt said it was now established that it was theoretically possible for a person to climb into the bag and that it was "more probable" that Williams did this before suffocating as a result of the accident.
LTR retrotransposons usually have relative high evolutionary speed, so a pair of elements is highly probable converted by ISNR if its d inter value is significantly less than D. Theoretically, there are other possible ways to generate shared elements, e.g. at a loci where one allele (say allele x) contains a specific element but its counterpart (allele x') dose not, recombination converts x' by x.
