Sentence examples for ideally expressed from inspiring English sources

As Beatles scholar Ian MacDonald notes inhis illuminating close-reading of their songs, Revolution in the Head: "Though ultimately the product of influences deeper than pop, the 60s' soaring optimism was ideally expressed by it, and nowhere more perfectly than in the music of the Beatles".

The expected behaviour of the entropy residual is that it cannot decrease in time and that is spatially restricted to very small regions in the neighbourhood of shocks, ideally expressed a delta function peaked at the location (boldsymbol{x}_{s}) of shocks, i.e., (mathcal{R} propto delta(boldsymbol{x}-boldsymbol{x}_{s})).

Negative sets could be genes whose expression does not change from the control to the experimental condition, and that are ideally expressed at levels above the microarray detection threshold.

In advanced decision modeling, all possible decision trees are represented as a single tree, and algorithms exist (e.g., roll-forward, roll-back) to define an optimal decision path based on the consideration of multiple objectives, the cost and benefit of which are ideally expressed as a common utility function.

Though the exercise was developed with career enhancement in mind, it isn't uncommon for Pink to receive a completed exercise via email that proudly demonstrates how students would ideally express the desired outcome of their contribution to society -- the results of years of acting based on their inner motivation.

Such a sample would have clearly separable regions, each of which homogeneous in itself, and ideally expressing marker proteins at a known level.

Besides an appropriate NIR fluorophore and an imaging system able to detect the light emitted by this fluorophore, optical molecular imaging requires high tumour specificity, which can be obtained by employing fluorescent probes targeting tumour-specific markers that are ideally (over)expressed strictly in cancerous, and not in normal, tissues.

Velocity during the race should ideally be expressed in metres per second (m/s).

ESTs generated from cDNA libraries should represent, ideally, all expressed genes in a target organ/tissue, at a specific developmental stage and/ or in a specific environment.

Although reference genes should ideally be expressed at a stable level throughout the plant and not be influenced by exogenous treatments [ 23, 24], studies have found that transcription levels of some housekeeping genes vary considerably in response to changes in experimental conditions and across different tissue types [ 25, 26].

By beginning the sentence with ideally, Rob expresses his attitude nicely in just one word.