Polymer analogous functionalization with the thiazolidine and the subsequent functionalization with peptides further intensify these effects in our study, so the MALDI-ToF spectra are not ideally resolved, yet they allow us to extract the most important information.
Yet, ideally, the appearance of a guest conductor, especially in a Philharmonic debut, should be an opportunity for some new thinking.
The first shot in "The Merry Gentleman," an austere, nearly pitch-perfect character study of two mismatched yet ideally matched souls, is of its director, the actor Michael Keaton, sitting on a park bench.
Tall and boyishly good-looking, Welles cut an ideally princely figure, yet he padded himself out to play the fat old comic knight Sir John Falstaff, in the Mercury's biggest production ever: "Five Kings," a mosaic that he pieced together from the "Henry" cycle.
We recognize that we have no guarantees and that life is fleeting, and yet, ideally it inspires us to ensure that our every day and every moment be filled with meaning and purpose.
HIV testing uptake in 10 southern African countries was not higher among those with higher risk of HIV, taking account of other factors related to testing, yet ideally these people ought to test more.
The thesis of the celebrity weeklies that stars are just like us — or, ideally, worse — was not yet big business.
In the kind of relatively intimate space and bright acoustics that ideally suit his steely yet warm voice, Mr. Keenlyside gave a fresh, even contemporary, perspective, a masculinity somewhat unsure of what to do with its sensitive impulses, to 14 of Schubert's varied songs.
It is therefore highly desirable to develop novel antibacterial agents which should ideally display new or yet unexploited modes of action (Walsh 2003).
Because here are vast numbers of people in politics, perhaps most, who have sex with someone they should not, ideally, have sex with, and yet, this does not turn into a scandal.
