Sentence examples for ideally in terms of from inspiring English sources
Ideally, in terms of predicting the safety of novel therapeutic mAbs in man, a cytokine release assay (CRA) should rank bevacizumab and infliximab > alemtuzumab and rituximab > muromonab-CD3 > TGN1412.
Therefore, while the development of new cancer therapies should clearly focus on improving efficacy, ideally in terms of OS, maximizing HRQoL is also an important goal, particularly in the setting of advanced disease.
Relatedly, perhaps the T2 assessment point was not ideally timed in terms of allowing participants adequate time to process what was, for some, emotionally moving material.
The question of the magnitude of replicative benefit, ideally measured in terms of replication rates in culture, is difficult to quantify using only published sequence data.
This analysis indicates that in this context 'outcomes' are often conceptualised as disease-focused endpoints of a linear cause and effect intervention, which are ideally measured in terms of a single objective primary outcome at a fixed time-point.
(Clinician, comprehensive cancer centre, 9 years of experience in cancer research) Most participants argued that translational research should ideally be measured in terms of patient benefits.
Many participants (n = 15) stated that translational research should ideally be evaluated in terms of applications produced, changes in clinical practice or patient benefits.
The labour inputs should also ideally be constructed in terms of staff full-time equivalence (FTE) or working hours which take into account part-time workers rather than number of full-time staff.
Therefore, SixGe1−x based thin-film solar cells with an order of magnitude reduction in costly Si material are ideally-suited both in terms of high efficiency and cost.
"And it was ideally suited to us in terms of both the size of the facility and the services it could provide".
A scalable casting technique should be ideally, fast, low-cost in terms of solar cell materials and energy consumption, roll-to-roll fabrication compatible, touch-free, automated, controllable, and suitable to coat small areas in an array of cells.
