Simulated digestion theoretically refers to digestion based on the known protein sequences and enzyme specificity.
Later, a spokesman said he was only talking theoretically and referring to QE as a "hypothesis".
Most of the quantitative, fundamental insight into membrane structure, dynamics, and molecular organization has been obtained from various model studies, experimentally as well as theoretically, and they almost invariably refer to systems in or near thermodynamic equilibrium 31.
As this suggests, we will use 'embryo' to refer to any human entity considered theoretically capable of implantation and development in the womb.
Theoretically, the health staff that TB patients encounter should refer them to the correct place for diagnosis and treatment, where DOTS program is available.
However, very low acceptance rates reported in some areas (under 50 pmp) could theoretically be the result of local treatment and failure to refer by non-renal physicians.
All mass values given in the text refer to the most abundant isotopic masses, either experimentally determined or theoretically calculated from the sequence-derived atomic compositions, unless otherwise stated.
Treatment for depression is theoretically possible, but it is highly unlikely that health care providers would identify or refer cases of depression, unless symptoms of active psychosis were detected during a clinic visit.
Theoretically, it seems that NLTX can prevent respiratory depression and loss of consciousness in opioid-naive patients who refer after acute opioid overdose with long-acting opioids.
Theoretically, those coerced into treatment during the 'pre-contemplation' stage of the Transtheoretical Model of behaviour change are intuitively expected to fair less well in treatment than those at the 'preparation' or 'action' stage who voluntarily self refer [ 28].
Kidd continued, referring to another theoretically available title, "Connaught, with its links to the Republic of Ireland, might not be suitable at the moment".
