Sentence examples for fully ideal from inspiring English sources

Although a fully ideal vaccine has not yet been designed, promising steps have been reported in the literature resulting in hope for the fight against cholera.

Several animal models are used to study Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) infections, but none is a fully ideal model of human disease.

Since the simulation model for SLIM is not fully ideal and its MMFs contain other higher harmonics, the MMFs are close to sinusoidal traveling wave with constant amplitude and velocity.

In the legal context it had the sense of acting minimally as an ordinary reasonable person would and maximally as a fully informed, ideal reasoner would (see Garrett 2012).

It should be noted that a large spread in ΔTm and ΔΔG values was observed for the alternative probes-pairs (Figure 3C), indicating that we cannot fully explain ideal probe-pairs with thermodynamic calculations of the probe sequence alone.

Jefferson told the school board that the community chose to rename the campus to "reflect a person who fully represents ideals and public stances consistent with what we want our children to believe about themselves," according to the Jackson-based newspaper The Carion-Ledger.

7. Rosati (1995) raises analogous concerns with regard to highly idealized "full information accounts" of the good: the ideal, fully informed agent, is likely to be so psychologically different from the actual, very imperfectly informed, agent that there is little reason to think that the actual agent would be motivated by what motivates the ideal agent.

Yet we know that our society has not fully achieved that ideal.

Let us redouble our efforts to fully realise the ideal of a democratic state and society that secures to all their birthright without distinction of colour, race, sex or belief.

Mr Taylor's defence lawyer, Courtenay Griffiths, fully supports that ideal.

In an ideal fully closed greenhouse, there is no ventilation window.