Sentence examples for ideally exist from inspiring English sources
Evidence from this study suggests that many HSWs acknowledge the reciprocal partnership that should ideally exist between formal and informal caregivers, and act on that basis.
We segmented HIT into eight major stakeholder groups and identified major functionalities that should ideally exist for each, focusing on applications most likely to improve patient safety, quality of care and organizational efficiency.
Genuine elements ideally exist with high coverage only in their true P, R, and C dimensions, so the top R × C, P × C and P × R ranking elements in the respective dimensions are taken to be the genuine ones.
But he also warned elsewhere against "violent objection to what exists, unaccompanied by any constructive concept of what, ideally ought to exist in its place".
If such observations exist, ideally we would like to have more data from this part of the observation space.
Art itself does not exist ideally to bring forth masterpieces; the discourse of art is far larger than even its best moments, and it is possible to learn more, much more, from failure or adequacy than from (near- perfection.
Ideally, comprehensive services should exist under one roof, and licensing of treatment providers could increase its requirements and accreditation process to mandate that patients get the continuum of care they need.
To that end, such investigations should ideally be performed with human cadaveric samples, although homologous structure-function relationships of the meniscus exist across species (Proffen et al. 2012).
Biomonitoring should ideally be performed in any identified at-risk population to verify that a problem actually exists before advising people to reduce fish consumption.
Both of these would ideally be addressed using a prospective, randomised design in a centre where equipoise regarding TC care still exists.
The end-result of the design process can be new too, but not necessarily, because design can be equally useful in modifying something that already exists, ideally by improving on the original.
