Sentence examples for ideally instead of from inspiring English sources

Ideally, instead of demanding the reagent and data, she should simply discuss the information on the poster in a nonthreatening manner.

Ideally, instead of making the comments flippantly or of a personal nature, people would take the time to criticize the work on justified grounds, such as proposing precisely how the methodology is flawed, or explaining why the conclusions are overstated.

Ideally, instead of focusing on different rules to avoid one's favorite treats, a dieter should pay more attention to the consumption of healthy foods that he or she really likes.

Ideally, instead of using urban/rural as the indicator, a more theoretically-grounded approach would have been to stratify the analyses based upon network characteristics such as size, closeness, openness and mobility.

The diagnostic character of various output parameters was analyzed and the results showed that the SDT should be carried out with a percentage of the design strength (ideally 40%) instead of working with a fixed load.

They should ideally recommend decisions instead of simply providing risk estimates for an outcome.

Typification is, however, a fundamental and indispensible constituent of the diagnostic process [ 60] and a way to give order and meaning to psychic states by revealing the ideally typical connections instead of a disjointed enumeration of them [ 31, 32].

He thrives too because readers know a Patterson-branded novel's single-sentence paragraphs and ultra-short chapters will ensure an easy, pacy read – unputdownable, perhaps, but also throw-awayable once completed, ideally suited to borrowing instead of buying.

Yet he weds form so ideally to content that instead of blinding us, it becomes the very lens through which we can see the joy and suffering of the signature Díaz subject: what it means to belong to a diaspora, to live out the possibilities and ambiguities of perpetual ­insider/outsider status.

Therefore, ideally, normal cervical samples instead of cervicitis samples should be used, however, these samples are difficult to obtain as biopsies are only performed when there is suspicion of lesion.

Other reviews to be introduced, according to the draft, include re-examining the level of training for imams in the UK, alongside a recommendation that imams should ideally be recruited from Britain instead of overseas.