Sentence examples for theoretically survive from inspiring English sources

"At the beginning it was like a beautiful, fertile ground where all sorts of organizations could theoretically survive," he said.

Prions can theoretically survive all processing steps, experts say, just as they can survive boiling, radiation or the high-pressure steam used on surgical instruments.

It has been suggested that if the melt rate could be reduced by interposing a layer of fabric between the ice and water, an iceberg could theoretically survive long enough to be towed across the Atlantic Ocean from Newfoundland to Spain for use as a water and power source.

The limit of our analogy with Ecology lies in the fact that whereas a species can theoretically survive as long as there is at least one species on which it can feed, the propagation of failure varies from software to software.

Luckily, my goats and chickens were healthy (if soaked and deeply ticked off), so if this had been, say, 1808 instead of 2008 and the Apaches had left me alone this long, I could theoretically have survived by bartering milk and eggs for the produce I lost.

Theoretically, DNA can survive up to ≈1 million years in cold environments (38 ).

17 Although theoretically patients who survive long enough and are cured of DTC would eventually develop or die of nonthyroidal malignancy or other unrelated causes, it is concerning to find that DTC survivors are at greater risk of developing SPM than the normal population.

Theoretically, you can survive on a farm for several weeks without being able to speak the native language, but it will be immensely difficult to take instructions and learn if no one there can speak a language you understand.

This leaves 27 mosquitoes that theoretically could bite and survive.

IS 6110 RFLP typing relies on large quantities of DNA and hence on viable strains, and theoretically some genotypes may survive better than others in vitro.

11, 12 Theoretically, all patients surviving severe TBI should be admitted to HS-rehabilitation as the Danish health care system is based on equal access to health care services for all citizens.