Příklady hypothetically

• Hypothetically, glycoconjugates may also be involved in the establishment of parasite -parasite associations.

• Hypothetically, one single infectious virus particle entrapped within a biofilm can lead to infection after ingestion of the eroded or sloughed part of the biofilm.

• Hypothetically one could suggest that the borders of t-haplotypes might coincide with double-strand break hotspots.

• Therefore, the tapeworms studied could hypothetically belong to different species.

• Hypothetically, the study of foreign models need not prevent a country from adopting a coherent regime of welfare policies.

• Individuals moved about in the city, and their range of political action, at least hypothetically, went beyond that of a particular site.

• The first is that, if the observed violations do not contradict the hypothetically computed function, then the empirical biases concern only the algorithmic level.

• The hypothetically related then of youth policy must be broken down into many ' 'thens' ', each representing parochial objectives of many organizational units and sub-units.

• Several factor analyses were performed, rotating varying numbers of "factors" to hypothetically orthogonal structures, seeking solutions that made intuitive sense.

• Hypothetically, these difficulties would be interwoven and augmented with the effects of an unstable environment during the early development of cognitive functions.

• Hypothetically it can be argued that infant mortality among their children was similar to infant mortality among legitimate children living under similar social and economic conditions.

• At first glance the appearance of these pages might give the impression of a non-explainable complexity, but it can be, at least hypothetically, put into a differentiated order.

• Consider, hypothetically, a philanthropist and a misanthrope.

• Hypothetically, any number of stories could be recollected and articulated by victims and perpetrators of political violence, and all could appear to be equally plausible versions of the past.

• Hypothetically, soybeans with high saturate percentages should perform better at a relatively high temperature because their membranes would be more fluid, and they might be too rigid at low temperatures.