Sentence examples for even more ideally from inspiring English sources
They also charge via USB-C, the first 8bitdo controllers to do this, which makes them even more ideally suited to use with Nintendo's newest console.
Through the acquisition of Webia, D2 says its mCUE platform is now even more ideally designed for connected TVs and set-top boxes.
Even more ideally, I believe, developing countries should be training and educating people who are actually from specific in-need communities.
Ideally this'd be someone's house, even more ideally the house of your most responsible mate, the one who makes you take your shoes off at the door and actually has a shoe rack, but if you're short on sensible mates, or friends in general, then a Wetherspoons will do.
Ideally the study would have information regarding what time the BP measures were taken, and even more ideally would obtain a fuller picture of an individual's blood pressure by taking ambulatory measurements [ 7, 38].
We propose that while doing the right thing for children is always the foremost principle, the realities of today's healthcare industry mandates that any change to current standard practice demonstrate that the change either does not cost more to the organization, or even more ideally, saves the organization costs in the future.
All of this information, and ideally even more, would have to be obtained from a battery of in vitro tests.
For many applications, line rates in excess of several 100 kHz, ideally even more than 1 MHz, are desirable to cover large sample areas quickly and to avoid motion artifacts [ 14– 16, 24, 25, 34– 34].
In slippery conditions, the car might react to such steering with a slight delay, but if you don't turn the wheel even more, it will eventually turn ideally.
Even more important, an all-African show would, ideally, allow Africans to control their own image, to replace the Afro-pessimism commonly seen in the international media with a nuanced vision of the continent.
Future directions will be to replicate our results with larger sample sizes, ideally from different centers, in even more severely depressed individuals.
