Examples of using Could theoretically in English and their translations into Swedish
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guaifenesin, that could theoretically help you get pregnant as it thins the cervical mucus.
Fluoride-rich water could theoretically affect bone mass,
Extensive dam built across the entrance to the North sea, could theoretically protect more than 25 million Europeans from sea level rise.
As far as there is a need for bilateral cooperation between two Member States, in individual cases procedures could theoretically be improved at this level.
Furthermore, Cholestagel should always be administered at the same times consistently since the timing of intake of Cholestagel and ciclosporin could theoretically influence the degree of reduced bioavailability of ciclosporin.
in their genomic library, they covered around 93% of all cytosines that could theoretically be covered.
so the max win could theoretically hit heights as high as 800x bet.
By contrast, the new process is simple yet allows precise control over the wire dimensions and spacing, and could theoretically be done on any kind of curved, 3-D surface.
drug factories“could theoretically end the control of large companies over manufacturing”[Welland cited in 47].
prevent them from being opened by the user- this is done for security reasons since such files could theoretically contain a virus.
It is true that a reduction of the tax liability could theoretically occur due to differences in the tax base according to the different Member States' rules and sometimes also due to quicker compensation of start-up losses.
memantine are antagonists of the N-methyl-D-aspartate(NMDA) receptor which could theoretically result in an additive effect at NMDA receptors
The design of the ak to this point is"Ustakanilos" and all that could theoretically help the german specialist on this stage is the setting up of serial production with extensive use of punching.
the existing cross-border transmission networks such as Hermes Plus and HOSA could theoretically provide a framework for achieving data interoperability for cross-border rail freight services.
to a specific device, and therefore a brute-force attack parallelized across many computers could theoretically be attempted on the backup keybag.
any economic activity could theoretically fall within the scope of Directive 2000/31,
The New development could theoretically find a significant use not only in televisions
where the ADN rules would be applied to national transport for the first time, there could theoretically be additional costs when adapting vessels,
this is format-specific so the fields could theoretically be computer-interpreted data- that you should not modify-
This can theoretically bring about reduced appetite