Sentence examples for could ideally be from inspiring English sources
Mixed profiles could ideally be overcome by analysing single spermatozoa.
This process requires a high-temperature thermal source, which could ideally be a fourth-generation nuclear reactor for recycling compounds.
Once such a relationship is established, the mechanical performance at different locations in the ship could ideally be evaluated using NDT methods alone.
Full recovery of nerve functionality could ideally be achieved by proper guiding axon regeneration toward the original target tissues, through the use of purposely engineered artificial nerve guidance channels (NGCs).
"If we could understand the patterns of behavior that lead people to hide these devices in particular areas and under particular circumstances," adds Legge, "then we could ideally be able to develop scanning systems that would pinpoint these areas of high risk and thus prevent much of the damage and of loss of life from such explosives".
That is, we study what detection rates could ideally be achieved with an optimally placed electrode.
The severity scores for new environmental barriers could then ideally be established just by finding its proper classification.
They, like the rest of Australians, have little idea what recognition means because the (mostly white) politicians haven't dared go beyond the broadest motherhood statements to explain what it might, could or should ideally be.
Firstly, it was retrospective and, as such, no firm claims can be made for the clinical benefit that the use of the system as a treatment support tool could provide, which should ideally be investigated via a randomized prospective trial.
It's an odd conjunction; buddy movies tend to pitch the goofball against the square, and you could argue that Galifianakis should ideally be bounced off a wall of deadpan — the best of all walls being Charles Grodin, in "Midnight Run".
Admittedly, we realize that our study could ideally have been conducted at the level of bronchi, which are more exposed to airborne carcinogens and more competent in terms of metabolic activation.
