Sentence examples for theoretically unnecessary from inspiring English sources
Finally, many of his contemporaries called into question the assumption that, even when invisible, membranes always bounded the cells: this seemed to be theoretically unnecessary and hard to prove.
Since the flow cytometer directly measure the nuclear damage of each tumour cell at the final stage of the assay, strict single-cell suspension is theoretically unnecessary at the initial stage.
On a global basis, the project faces two formidable, potential hurdles - the first being the profession of opticians and optometrists who FocusSpecs theoretically makes unnecessary, at least for the basic first step for those in need of corrective eyeglasses.
We would like to emphasise that a properly conducted efficacy trial on APM could provide better evidence-base for this procedure and theoretically eliminate unnecessary procedures or at least provide the field with prognostic factors for good/poor outcome.
This approach theoretically might encourage earlier and possibly unnecessary investigations.
Theoretically, it renders the reinitialization of level sets unnecessary, similarly to the extension velocity method.
"Well, theoretically," John huffs.
What justifies them theoretically?
Theoretically, deception is easy".
