Sentence examples for ideally distinct from inspiring English sources
From a human perspective, these two epidemics are almost ideally distinct: the fatal disease is not contagious; the contagious disease does not affect humans.
Such data are easiest to obtain when only one (ideally distinct) vehicle is involved that is infrequently consumed.
This is expected if those contigs represent distinct fragments of the same coding sequence or if they are isotigs (overlapping contigs) representing (ideally) distinct isoforms.
Ideally, distinct conformations should be trapped biochemically before EM imaging (e.g., ref (223)), but in many cases this is not possible.
Where most period-instrument bands are shaped by a director with (ideally) a distinct interpretive vision, the academy is led by rotating concertmasters.
For the formal validation of the assay and its incorporation intro clinical practice, a larger sample size (ideally from distinct centers) under less controlled conditions should be used.
Clustering methods ideally identify those distinct groups or clusters of feature values with strong internal similarities.
This should ideally include four distinct comparison groups of qualitative interviews, employing: (1) conventional interview methods but no diagramming methods, (2) both participatory diagramming and graphic elicitation methods, (3) participatory diagramming method only, and (4) graphic elicitation method only.
Here, from the chapter on investing, the most accessible in the book, is a sentence that is more representative than a reader might like: "The ideal situation is to come up with a small set (three to five) of distinct (and ideally orthogonal) risk factors that command a risk premium".
Trust and trustworthiness are therefore distinct although, ideally, those whom we trust will be trustworthy, and those who are trustworthy will be trusted.
You would give her a style of food that draws on a distinct cultural heritage, ideally one that's a bit peasanty and involves ingredients so esoteric you have to Google their names.
