Sentence examples for theoretically to demonstrate from inspiring English sources
Theoretically, to demonstrate the superiority of one of both therapies the conduction of an observational study alone would not be sufficient, since effects of 'therapy' and 'patients' preferences' would be mixed.
By combining BiFC with either FRET or BRET, it is theoretically possible to demonstrate the simultaneous interaction of three or more interacting partners.
The persistence of these expression changes would be theoretically easier to demonstrate in humans than mice, as mice have an accelerated lifespan, with 1 mouse year "often equated" to 30 human years.
The aim of this paper is to demonstrate, theoretically and practically, the feasibility of developing SCC in the range of medium strength.
To demonstrate theoretically antipolyelectrolyte behaviour for ampholytic hydrogels, we incorporate the Debye-Hückel theory of electrolyte solutions into a Flory-type swelling model to account for Coulombic interactions between fixed and mobile ions.
Finally, we use our formalism to demonstrate a theoretically interesting regime of network dynamics.
Though theoretically sound, studies have failed to demonstrate the benefit of routine repositioning of at-risk patients for the prevention of hospital acquired pressure injuries.
Complex interventions in obese pregnant women should be theoretically based, feasible and shown to demonstrate anticipated behavioural change prior to inception of large randomised controlled trials (RCTs).
Band structure calculations including strain effects, band anti-crossing models and transfer matrix methods are used to theoretically demonstrate optimum conditions for enhanced vertical transport.
Concluding, we aim to theoretically demonstrate why (and at which conditions) the city can become, more and better than any other institutional place, the ultimate arena within which the best results may be achieved for democracy in 21st century.
The aim of this work is to theoretically and experimentally demonstrate the good performance of a self-centering gripper based on electrostatic forces.
