Sentence examples for theoretically this will from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, this will provide a more accurate 3D representation of the screen's contents.

Theoretically, this will translate into a reduction of MDROs; nonetheless, it has yet to be clearly proven [44].

Theoretically, this will result in a higher yield in the discovery of genetic determinants of complex traits.

This should improve the ability of SI to detect injurious settings causing overdistension as theoretically this will be the predominant mechanism influencing the abnormal shape of the pressure time curve.

Theoretically, this will probably imply accepting that understanding is always of dialogical nature, and therefore can never be pinpointed to an empirically "simple" objective measure, such as a tick box in a survey – but that would also lead to the question of whether the survey method is the most appropriate to validate an SRR.

Theoretically, this will generate k communities.

Theoretically, this effect will result in a 50% reduction in fsRIDL allele frequency in each generation relative to the previous.

Theoretically, this map will give a value of 1 for each pixel that has only immobile molecules and a value >1 for pixels that contain mobile particles or pixels with additional variance due, for example, to blinking or binding processes.

"I am upset about (the rating) theoretically, and practically this will create difficulties," she said, ignoring an iced lemonade.

Theoretically, this latter model will have greater statistical power to detect the effects of the other loci.

The reason for doing this is that if you get into a habit of checking in waking life, theoretically, this checking habit will cross over into your dream life.