Sentence examples for theoretically undesirable from inspiring English sources
Baseggio, as North, became the controlling hand, which is theoretically undesirable.
We acknowledge that some of the combinations theoretically reported as undesirable (such as ASA captopril) depending on the individual patient's health status are frequently used by physicians.
6) Exposure to cold typically causes activation of the sympathetic nervous system (SNS) [ 49, 109], which, theoretically, can be undesirable in CFS because there is evidence of hyperactivity of some components of the SNS in CFS patients [ 18, 110].
Because a high level of inflation acts as a tax (seigniorage) and theoretically discourages investment, it is generally viewed as undesirable.
Compared with the CIR model (Cox et al. [2]), the main disadvantage in the Vasicek model is that it is theoretically possible for the interest rate to become negative, an undesirable feature.
Using this result, we now design a sequential algorithm that iteratively chooses states to control, so that we can theoretically guarantee that the control policy reduces the stationary mass of undesirable states.
The main disadvantage is that, under Vasicek's model, it is theoretically possible for the interest rate to become negative, which is an undesirable feature.
The proposed DEA assessment theoretically provides corporate leaders and policy makers with information regarding how to invest in eco-technology innovation for abatement of undesirable outputs, so enhancing the level of corporate or social sustainability.
"And that is undesirable".
