Sentence examples for ideal end of from inspiring English sources
Explicitly adopting one of Peirce's concepts, Royce argues that to define truth using any conception of "the long run" — short of the ideal end of inquiry — is self-refuting.
His endorsement of the ideal of human unity prompts him to see a world republic, under which free and equal individuals, united by one global sovereign, would achieve a "fully juridical condition" (Pogge 2009, 198), as the ideal end of the progress of human history.
The Everton boss sees the mobile, skilful Bulgarian as an ideal end-of-season addition to his squad for next year's expected European shenanigans.
And by avoiding care that is not in keeping with each patient's wishes, ideal end-of-life care would lead to reduction of non-beneficial care and avoidance of prolongation of dying, thus preventing patient suffering and allowing for more equitable use of scarce ICU resources.
The immunosuppression free state (IFS) has long been the ideal end product of transplant, and yet to this day, the goal of achieving stable, immediate, durable and reproducible IFS remains intangible.
The ideal end product of current investigations would be the fabrication of an autograft-equivalent for clinical application by using cells obtained from the patient in need of a transplant.
It is the new vision report of Forrester's customer analytics playbook, as it describes the ideal end state of your customer analytics practice.
The mandala signifies an ideal end state of convergence.
The ideal end result of this index is to facilitate and enhance effective collaboration between invested dental and medical specialties.
Although the ideal end point of chronic HBV hepatitis therapy is HBsAg loss, a realistic end point is the induction of sustained virological remission.
