Sentence examples for theoretically supported from inspiring English sources

These conclusions are theoretically supported and illustrated with an example.

The Obama administration has always theoretically supported a simpler tax code even while operationally it has often muddied it up.

Besides, the density functional theory (DFT) calculations have been theoretically supported the photophysical changes.

Thereby the rationality of adopting GF-discrepancy as the objective function of point selection is theoretically supported.

The presence of the stable (0 0 0 1) anion stacking faults was theoretically supported using a first-principles calculation.

cholerae cells per organelle is also theoretically supported given an average volume of ~1 µm3 (www.BioNumber.org) and 150 µm3 (based on a maximum diameter of up to 6.6 µm78) for bacteria and the CV of A. castellanii, respectively.

The research can theoretically support the investigation on the deformation and cracking of the early-age concrete.

Figure 8d shows that even when assuming a maximum hunting time of ∼3 h per day (duration of morning hunting period), even a single dog could theoretically support a large number of followers (up to 22).

Despite these most conservative assumptions our pack of six adult hunting dogs could still theoretically support almost 40 followers, showing that energy balance is not as critical in our population as previously described elsewhere.

The tempered, tractioned-surface glass can theoretically support standard vehicle weight, including that of semi-trucks.

The optimal solution is, therefore, a measure of how well a recommendation algorithm theoretically supports this navigation scenario.