Sentence examples for ideally presented from inspiring English sources

In the context section (Context some examples) we would have, ideally, presented an approach and related results of in-depth empirical study, but because of the many 'stalemates', and related stakeholder reluctance to comment on the state of affairs, we will only refer to some Dutch examples of (problematic) district heating projects, so to provide some context to our quest.

I guess my feeling is that for ideas like this to be more widely adopted that it would be helpful if the core principles could be boiled down to a more manageable size (which would be ideally presented in a text box).

The three-game series at Yankee Stadium beginning tomorrow night would ideally present a perfect opportunity for the Yankees in their season-long pursuit of the Red Sox.

Critics are the people who (ideally) present an impartial opinion on what they review - they're not paid to promote anything so in one sense they're in the same position as viewers - with the crucial difference that we expect them to be specialists.

In the case of a maternal, pregnancy related or late maternal death they conducted verbal autopsies with a close friend or relative of the mother, ideally present at the time of death.

Ideally, once presented with evidence, the council would condemn Mr. Assad, impose a ban on arms shipments to Syria (including materials used to make chemical weapons, which the regime is trying to buy on the open market) and send Mr. Assad's name to the International Criminal Court for prosecution.

Ideally, it presents all methods, assumptions, parameters and input data, thereby providing maximum transparency of the assessment approach.

82 Authors ideally should present any algorithm that they used to select data from overlapping reports and any efforts they used to solve logical inconsistencies across reports.

Unit guidelines state that a doctor should be immediately available to the unit at all times, ideally physically present on the unit.

Ideally, TAAs are presented on tumor cells but not healthy cells, ensuring that TAA-specific T cells achieve antitumor effects without causing on-target off-tissue toxicity.

The impact of such sequencing bias can be reduced by removing redundancy at an arbitrary taxonomic level (see for example [ 26]), but ideally the analysis presented here would be performed individually for separate taxa, as depth of sequencing allows.