Sentence examples for ideally single from inspiring English sources

Hence, small batch size (ideally single piece flow) is preferable.

With respect to surface chemistry, construction of the biorecognition element, more often than not, requires the use of bifunctional molecules that can spontaneously assemble on the substrate and form organic surfaces readily biofunctionalizable in a subsequent, ideally single step.

However, it requires out-crossing over several generations to isolate lines with ideally single insertions and neither too little nor too much transgene expression.

Ideally single cell analysis should be performed, since every female is a mosaic of cells with either the maternal or the paternal X chromosome active and therefore in a tissue homogenate of a heterozygous female, expression from both alleles would be detected not only from those genes escaping X inactivation but also from inactive genes.

The preferred mode of DNA translocation for sequencing applications is stepwise displacement, whereby prolonged arrests of DNA motion, required for sufficient signal-to-noise identification of the nucleotide, alternate with rapid, ideally single nucleotide or base pair displacements of the molecule.

Ideally, single-cell experiments should involve a large number of cells in order to obtain representative data, and to also account for the diversity of the dynamic interactions that cells encounter in a community.

Ideally, every single new affordable home would be family-sized.

Ideally, a single Jewish attorney, thirty-one, who is bright, witty, sincere, and cute.

Ideally, no single actor has sufficient knowledge or potential to dominate unilaterally, and the distinction between actors is blurred (Rhodes 1996; Kooiman and Jentoft 2009).

But they are also appropriate for bulk data transfer applications where the encoding is performed on large amounts of data (ideally a single block encompassing the whole file) where it is only limited by the practical aspects (available memory and CPU during decoding).

We have investigated this innovative coffee effect using in house developed solventless sampling and fractionating olfactometric techniques, which are unique in their ability to study synergistic aroma effects as opposed to traditional gas chromatography olfactometry (GC-O) which is designed to, ideally, evaluate single eluting compounds in a chromatographic sequence.