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In spite of this pessimistic assessment, there seems to be a theoretical possibility by which the output of a laser can be increased substantially.
The ex post coordination problem highlighted in the proposition is more than a theoretical possibility.
This theoretical possibility has too often been ignored because most bilingualism researchers have tended to classify all instantiations of a given lexical item alike.
In this sense, the destabilisation of the social order through state action becomes a theoretical possibility.
The fourth category identified earlier-methodological issues that are not discussed in guidelines-was a theoretical possibility, but we did not find any examples in our review.
The practical implementation of this theoretical possibility was crucial in the development of screening for disease and personal prevention.
However, even accepting the theoretical possibility of inefficient exit with some kinds of tax credit programs, a second question is its relevance to policy.
Theoretical possibility was still to prove inadequate for the realisation of musical vision.
The recurrence of operant responses in lineages over time is not just a theoretical possibility but a reliably observed phenomenon.
Like the authors, we are intrigued by the theoretical possibility of higher-order, or even global, invariants.
However, in these cases, defection is still a theoretical possibility.
Consequently, we may address whether the passive monetary-active fiscal regime was actually adopted for some periods or if it is only a theoretical possibility.
However, little systematic empirical evidence has been offered in support of this theoretical possibility.
We need to ask our patients what herbal medicine they take in addition to prescribed drugs, not least because herb-drug interactions are more than a theoretical possibility.
Though male informants concede the theoretical possibility that the absence of children may result from the infertility of the man, in practice the woman is blamed.
