Sentence examples for essentially ideal from inspiring English sources

In preclinical and phase I studies, 99mTc-N-DBODC5 has shown characteristics of an essentially ideal MPI tracer.

There is essentially no ideal method of dietary assessment.

It is essentially an ideal instability of the thin twisted magnetic flux tubes that form from the resistive tearing of current sheets.

AND that, I think, is the real meaning of the Millennial affect — which is, like the entrepreneurial ideal, essentially everyone's now.

I liked the plain, flat facades of American farmhouses, which are essentially a modern ideal, and I remember Mr. Bers telling me I'd get wet if there wasn't a protective structure over the front door.

Jor-El feels that his son can grow up and be an example to the people of Earth, essentially embodying the ideals of the dying Krypton.

"This is an ideal choice, essentially being a whole portfolio in one fund.

As the years passed, my instinct for equality was reinforced by the knowledge that Tawney had defined the great ideal in essentially practical – and therefore achievable – terms.

The ideal is essentially the ideal of a social world in which people lack irrational prejudice and animus against members of other groups, and this ideal is just as attractive in private as in public settings.

"In fact," the academic added, "that's essentially the traditional anarchist ideal.

In this context, the ideal observer essentially specifies how the information from each sense should be optimally weighted in creating the unified percept of a particular source observed with multiple cues or modalities.