Sentence examples for theoretically variations from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, variations in swings should cancel each other out.

Theoretically, variation in stroke volume should equally affect EV and TTE.

Theoretically, genomic variations would give rise to either ~ 50% or ~ 100% mismatch ratios depending on whether the variation is heterozygous (Additional file 6A) or homozygous (Additional file 6B) [ 33].

15 Here, we describe a new method, the GeneSV approach, which helps characterize real or theoretically possible variations in genomic and protein sequences.

Predictive capabilities of the developed system were illustrated on dengue RNA virus, but described in the manuscript a general approach to characterize real or theoretically possible variations in genomic and protein sequences can be applied to any organism.

FIGURE 4.8 — Theoretically computed variation of temperature across the primitive Solar System, much like that depicted in Figure 4.7(b).

Taking into account this exchange of ions it has been possible to explain theoretically the variation of potential.

We study this transition in detail theoretically by variation of activities of PTEN, PI3K, AKT enzymes, and use the results to inform experiments that perturb the signaling network using combinatorial inhibition of RTK, PTEN, and PI3K enzymes in human ovarian carcinoma cell lines.

Theoretically, more variation may emerge when the Ames strains from all 15 labs are put through the same 38-marker test.

Weisz and Winter (2005) affirms that theoretically tidal variation can influence the speed and magnitude of tsunami waves in shallow regions.

In this paper, we propose a method based on the SHE to characterize such variations, theoretically and experimentally, in the limit of an axisymmetric magnetic field.