Sentence examples for ideally defined from inspiring English sources
Although hotels are generally overrun by harried executives, they are ideally defined by artist and writers, those dealers in the transitory who are most at home in an atmosphere of the fly-by-night.
The system of record of data warehouse data is ideally defined in a metadata repository.
Sampling specifications are ideally defined on the basis of the required precision, however, more often than not, are governed by time constraints and labour costs.
Serologic resolution of HBV infection is ideally defined as the loss of hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg), seroconversion to hepatitis B surface antibody (HBsAb), and undetectable serum HBV-DNA [10], but HBsAg loss is reported to be achieved with a probability of only 3 8%% in the patients treated by antiviral agents [11, 12].
In sum, performance is ideally defined broadly, provided that the set of performance measures remains comprehensible for providers.
To avoid the first problem, future studies should ideally define prognostic signatures in morphologically- and hence prognostically homogeneous cohorts of gliomas.
In support of this idea, Parker and Tullius (2011) have noted that the third position of the codon ideally defines the minor groove width of the DNA, which in turn, plays a crucial role in regulating DNA protein interactions through DNA shape-induced changes in electrostatic potential (Rohs et al. 2009).
Considering that this receiver has multimode capabilities (by the way of multiple dedicated chips or ideally software defined radio structure), we would like to appreciate possible performance while receiving information on two overlapped channels with different standards.
The duration of antimicrobial therapy should ideally be defined from the start of the treatment.
What is needed now are large numbers of well, ideally pathologically, defined scans from a range of different diseases.
By definition, obesity is excess body fatness and should ideally be defined on the basis of a measure of body fatness.
