Sentence examples for ideal account from inspiring English sources

An ideal account of personhood would be a definition of the word person, taking the form 'Necessarily, x is a person at time t if and only if … x … t …', with the blanks appropriately filled in.

(So in the UK I can link up my debit card, but in the Netherlands a resident there can link up its iDEAL account to top up their PayPal wallet).

While an observational design does not allow ideal accounting for confounding by indication in patients with a positive fluid balance, these studies suggest that early but judicious fluid resuscitation for patients with severe sepsis, followed by a conservative fluid strategy after resolution of shock, might reduce the number of patients who progress to ALI.

For philosophers with such realist inclinations, the ideal relational account of motion would therefore be some version of Mach-heavy.

An analysis would have been ideal to account for individual variability between groups and any co-linearity between variables, but would have produced a considerable loss in power as it would need to use the smallest possible sample size across task.

In order to be sustainable over the long term, environmental policies and programmes need to take such values and ideals into account; otherwise, they will fail to enlist the local and popular support that they need to succeed.

"Ideal-advisor" accounts, which have played a major role in metaethics, propose that moral facts are constituted by the idealized preferences of a community of advisors.

Glover claims that ndau is ideal for retirement accounts, pension funds, collateral accounts, bank reserves, and other purposes that would require a dependable, long-term store of value that can increase over time.

Initialization for the realistic simulation is modified slightly from the ideal simulation to account for a small amount of electrical noise present in the hybrid trap.

That ideal doesn't account for the chaotic unknowns when police arrive and can't tell a "good guy" with a gun from a "bad guy" with a gun.

An ideal system would account for applicants' preferences over dimensions such as location, accessibility, and pet-friendliness, but asking applicants to rank every possible combination of these attributes is not practical.