Examples of using Could in theory in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This could in theory bring about lowered hunger as well as fewer food cravings.
This could in theory lead to minimized hunger as well as fewer cravings.
A wild specimen,having no natural predators, could in theory live to a comparable age.
This could in theory result in decreased hunger and also less cravings.
The following image shows the different points where the traffic could, in theory, be intercepted.
This could in theory result in reduced appetite as well as less yearnings.
Medicinal products that inhibit glucuronidation,such as NSAIDs and probenecid, could in theory affect the elimination of febuxostat.
The market could in theory pay for account to be taken of values such as quality.
Sometimes people assert that it's ineffective,because a harvester could in theory compensate for any consistent encoding pattern.
While this knowledge could in theory be used to justify misogyny and prejudice against women, fortunately this has not happened.
Never place the electrodes across your chest(ie nipple to nipple) orarms as the current could in theory disrupt your hearts normal electical patterns.
This characteristic could, in theory, result in a different behavior when compared to other devices previously submitted to similar assessment.
The securities issued by the debtor could in theory be held for a short time by the creditor MFI, but are usually sold directly to the investors.
This type of alveolar recruitment maneuver is interesting because ventilation is not interrupted, which could, in theory, prevent elevation of CO2 and avoid episodes of hypoxemia.
Semantically based Chinese characters risk to become a“black swan”, which could in theory falsify phoneticism, at least in its more extreme versions, and thus the Chinese script suggests the alternative of a semanticist theory of writing.
This is effectively an application of the Kaldor-Hicks criterion because it is equivalent to requiring that the benefits be enough that those that benefit could in theory compensate those that have lost out.
Since neither England norScotland existed as independent states before 1967 England could in theory join India, Pakistan, Israel and North Korea in being classed as a non-weapon state which nevertheless possesses nuclear weapons.
These statements that are required, for example, when investigators submit papers to scientific journals or projects to funding agencies, identify the author's associations with parties that are potentially interested in the research study, such as pharmaceutical companies orlobbying groups that could in theory generate bias in the results.
Evidence points to an association between the presence of periodontal disease with immune system activation andthe formation of atherosclerotic plaques, which could in theory increase the risk of cardiovascular complications or even acceleration of graft loss in renal transplant patients.
One group calculated that a pyroelectric in an Ericsson cycle could reach 50% of Carnot efficiency,while a different study found a material that could in theory reach 84-92% of Carnot efficiency these efficiency values are for the pyroelectric itself, ignoring losses from heating and cooling the substrate, other heat-transfer losses, and all other losses elsewhere in the system.
The second is the consistency of the various provisions: once again,contradictions within criminal provisions must be avoided otherwise there could in theory be grave legal uncertainty, precisely because of a lack of consistency.
This can in theory bring about minimized hunger and less food cravings.
This can in theory lead to decreased appetite and less cravings.
They can, in theory, destroy and encroach in-depth.
It can, in theory, access other web content, but does not.
This can in theory lead to reduced appetite and fewer yearnings.
This can in theory bring about reduced appetite and also fewer desires.
Environmental manipulations can in theory reverse brain risk factors for crime.