Sentence examples for ideally capable from inspiring English sources
As a break from our daily grinds and fossil-fueled lifestyles, hiking trails are ideally capable of providing our bodies and our senses with stimulation, challenge and relaxation.
GHR, as practiced by these teams, required a very broad approach to health research, one that was complex and interdisciplinary in nature, and ideally capable of visualizing the complexities of the interactions between the social, ecological, and economic determinants of health and consequently developing effective and practical solutions to global population health problems and issues.
A functional assay would ideally be capable of distinguishing pathogenic from neutral variants.
For the models to encapsulate as accurately as possible our understanding of the system (i.e. reproducing the available data and, ideally, being capable of making predictions), these parameters have to be estimated.
Ideally, we would be capable of labeling all the pixels which do not belong to the area where noise-free pixels are concentrated in scatter plot in Figure 3(b).
Ideally, they should also be capable of reclaiming reusable materials from human waste.
If language, literacy, map literacy and numeracy difficulties are to be avoided, and a sense of place or belonging is to be invoked, such a participatory decision support system should, ideally, be visually based and capable of generating realistic eye-level depictions of the urban landscape.
Ideally these tools should be capable of assessing a broad spectrum of available medical interventions (i.e., the processes of care) and realistic outcomes of care.
But to wear them with confidence, one must be capable of tolerating — and, ideally, enjoying — the sensation of being always aware of the body.
"Ideally they would also be encrypted, capable of being tracked and remotely wiped but then there may be issues about who owns the data".
Dr. Thomas said that, ideally, the uniform would include nanomaterials capable of acting like exterior support muscles for the soldier, with tiny sensors to monitor health.
