Sentence examples for theoretically strict from inspiring English sources

These signal bandwidth expressions are theoretically strict and can be utilized to optimize the final infrared response signal bandwidth for any practical microbolometric focal plane array.

In mainland China and Japan, domestic sales of bear bile are legal and theoretically under strict regulation as prescription products.

Although LRA is theoretically the more strict approach, our results indicated that standard MM/PBSA is more accurate, more precise and also less computationally demanding.

The absence of blinding may be theoretically associated with a more strict control of patients in the experimental group and with an early recognition of infective relapses and, therefore, with a timely treatment.

(Neighborhoods with strict homeowner's associations are theoretically most shockable, and the visuals are good).

Since the flow cytometer directly measure the nuclear damage of each tumour cell at the final stage of the assay, strict single-cell suspension is theoretically unnecessary at the initial stage.

With this method it is theoretically possible to confound linkage with association unless a strict test of transmission disequilibrium is carried out by using only one affected case in a family together with one set of parents.

Under very strict assumptions the outcomes that make common auction designs theoretically attractive can be expected to emerge: goods will go to those who value them most and the allocation will maximize revenue for the auctioneer.

Strict discipline will be required of the Democrats, who can theoretically provide 210 of the required signatures.

It is sometimes argued that in the strict sense of the word (i.e., absolute anonymity) can never be achieved, because theoretically, genetic samples and data can be re-attributed to the donor.

Under the strict hierarchy of the French brigade system, the chef de partie (section chef) on the sauce is theoretically the top dog: he or she is responsible not only for the sauces but for preparing all of the meat.