Sentence examples for possible perfect from inspiring English sources

The Cadets, who are based in Bergenfield but draw members from all over the United States and abroad, tied with the Cavaliers of Rosemont, Ill., for the gold medal with scores of 97.65 out of a possible perfect score of 100, said Matt Rosine, a resident of England who is a former Cadet and maintains a Web site for the corps.

R. C. Robertson-Glasgow suggested that "his footwork was, as near as is humanly possible, perfect.

The strength of this association was documented using the most strict criteria possible (perfect colocalization) and it takes into account all of those instances where DSB peaks and representative ncRNA loci do not colocalize precisely.

A major advantage to our proposal is that a clinical trial itself cannot justify involving humans, despite its possible perfect design, and likely progression to the clinic.

When the score is between 0 and 1, 0 represents the worst health status possible (perhaps death) and 1 represents the best health status possible (perfect health).

GSS reads were scanned for the presence of all possible perfect di- or tri-nucleotide repeat motifs with the program Microscan.plx http://www.biology.duke.edu/noorlab/NoorSoft.html to find potentially variable microsatellite loci.

Ms Nofal thinks three destinies are possible: perfecting the customs union en route to making it a true common market, abandoning that ambition in favour of a free-trade area, or, most likely, muddling through as now.

Watchmakers had laboured for centuries to keep time as precisely as possible, perfecting the basic mechanical system of transferring energy from a coiled spring through an escapement to the balance wheel to create as close to perfectly regular oscillation as possible.

It is about as flawless a movie star career as would be possible to perfect.

With beer-can chicken, a cooler full of whatever beer helped make the chicken possible makes perfect sense.

The entire track is morose in the best possible way, perfect for obliviously dancing down the street at a wholly inappropriate time of day.