0 imagined or suggested but not necessarily real or true: --
1 of or based on a hypothesis: --
2 imagined or suggested, but perhaps not true or really happening: --
Total return will be based on a hypothetical $1,000 investment.
Beyond these hypothetical examples, some real-world systems of government have produced results of the form of (i) and (ii).
For a range of hypothetical breast cancer programs, relative utilities and corresponding willingness-to-pay estimates were derived.
It is also important to emphasize that the utilities estimated for the hypothetical programs are not all statistically different.
Consider another hypothetical world in which many but not all parents of cloned children undermine their self-esteem.
In the first case the composer seems to connect many of the electronic timbres with hypothetical acoustic instruments.
We did not find an association between the types of insurers represented and respondents' decision to cover the technologies presented in hypothetical scenarios.
The question is how representative the snapshot is of a hypothetical series for which it is the only sample.
The judicial system establishes in its rules a series of juridical consequences in the event that certain hypothetical events occur.
