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).
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.
Nonetheless, the advantages associated to considering only the shortest path make the UTD an ideal framework for accounting for diffraction in beam tracing applications.
Then, by simulating the reflection of these solar distributions off a set of non-ideal mirrored surfaces, accounting for non-specular reflection and mirror shape errors, the combined effect of sunshape and mirror properties on the solar image is obtained.
Their initial gut communities more closely resemble that of their mother's (and father's) skin, which is less than ideal and may account for higher rates of allergy, asthma and autoimmune problems in C-section babies: not having been seeded with the optimal assortment of microbes at birth, their immune systems may fail to develop properly.
Indeed, ideal L2 self accounted for nearly 43% of the variation in proficiency.
Much as with the connection between motivation and anxiety, ideal L2 self accounted for much (42%) of the variation.
The computation relaxed the ideal solution assumption, accounted for thermodynamic solubility of the reactants, and allowed for property variations due to temperature and concentration effects.
The conformation selection theory is ideal to computationally account for molecular flexibility in docking because it can convert a guest host association best described by the conformational induction theory to a series of associations each of which can be described by the lock key theory [6].
