Sentence examples for theoretically shed from inspiring English sources
The film could theoretically shed light on the "free school" debate in this country, but it is self-consciously acted, with a cliched screenplay and a naive sense that if they succeed, everyone's troubles will all be over.
"Clubs can theoretically shed £100m of debt, agree a CVA at a penny in the pound and come back in with all that debt shed.
Although it is theoretically possible that shed p53 protein might partially block autoantibody in some patients, it has already been shown [ 17] that autoantibody to p53 is normally in excess, and is thus detectable by ELISA.
The I-QH transition continues to attract a great deal of interest both experimentally and theoretically as it may shed light on the fate of extended states [6 10], the true ground state of a non-interacting 2DES [2], and a possible metal-insulator transition in 2D [12] 12].
Much more research needs to be done, both theoretically and experimentally, to shed more light on this methodological difficulty.
The use of theory and theoretically based behavior change models could shed light on the mechanisms and influence of BCIs [ 18- 20].
These results demonstrate a novel method of constructing logic circuits that work in a neural-like manner, as well as shed some lights on potential directions of designing neural circuits theoretically.
The Chinese case is theoretically significant as it sheds important light over the sophisticated state-market relations contingent upon different social, economic, and political conditions and the distinct developmental landscape emerging in a rapidly urbanizing country of the global south in the era of neoliberalization.
To shed, and shed, and shed.
