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And similarly, even if buddy slots would theoretically help people train high CP Pokémon to plant at gyms, they can only use one Pokémon per gym at a time, and to level it that high, they are still having to collect an absolute ton of Stardust, which the buddy system doesn't supply at all.

I was doing the things that I needed to do that would, theoretically, help me grow and achieve my goals.

While not addressed in this study, improving screening uptake would identify more people who need to be treated and would theoretically help to curtail the syphilis epidemic in this high-risk population.

A larger surface area of the end plate for the Baerveldt implant (350 mm or 250 mm) compared with the Ahmed valve (184 mm) would theoretically help aqueous humor reabsorption into the circulation.

While moving the endoscope farther away from the tissue of interest would theoretically help to reduce the barrel-type distortions, the resulting images most likely will be out of focus since endoscopes usually also have a very narrow depth of field (i.e. the range before and after the focal plane inside which objects appear sharp).

High-risk pools would theoretically serve to fill the gaps.

They'll be able to skip over the traffic that can dramatically increase travel times entering and exiting busy city transit points, which would theoretically also help alleviate ground congestion.

I asked Cantor about the disconnect between his speech, which highlighted real Americans who would theoretically be helped by future G.O.P. policies, and the real-world and immediate impact of the sequester.

Palin can, theoretically, help him do both.

(Politicians like Gianaris could theoretically help thwart or at least complicate Amazon's plans).

Monitoring WOB can also theoretically help in titrating ventilator support.