Sentence examples similar to theoretically unrealistic from inspiring English sources
In both cases, the science fiction narratives are concluded to be unrealistic, either theoretically unsound or based on inaccurate information.
"I don't mean theoretically preventable under ideal but unrealistic circumstances.
"In the past, it may have been difficult to become rich, but theoretically anyone could do it, whereas it seemed more unrealistic to even think about fame," he says.
Enforced intensification of unrealistic complex treatment regimens and glycaemic targets may theoretically worsen the psychological well-being in some patients.
We can theoretically sequence 333 individuals per lane (even though this is somewhat unrealistic) and, therefore, using a standard non-pooled approach the project would require 1000 captures and 3 lanes, or 1000×300+3×2200=$306 600.
Theoretically, an even lower margin will be favourable, however this would require an unrealistic sample size with several thousands of patients and thereby rendering such an investigation, unfortunately, unenforceable.
The result is that we are called upon to apply principles of law theoretically based upon reason and reality to a situation which is basically unreasonable and unrealistic.
The constant environment is clearly unrealistic, so we have followed the tradition of using the chemostat to assess experimentally or theoretically the fitness of different strategies competing for the same limiting resource.
Unrealistic expectations.
