Sentence examples for should have ideal from inspiring English sources

In the former case, the device is configured as a forest-like VACNF array that exhibits extremely low impedance; in the latter case, the system is designed such that the CNFs are embedded in a dielectric material (SiO2) which should have ideal properties (low detection limits and high temporal resolution) for capturing neural signalling events.

Additionally, the optimal PreP should have ideal pharmacokinetic properties, including rapid distribution and long half-life into tissues.

The city, full of refugee intellectuals, should have been ideal, but it depressed Zweig: there was no respite from brooding about the fate of Europe.

Just across from the Broad Street pump was the Poland Street workhouse, whose wretched inmates, living closely packed in miserable conditions, should have been ideal cholera victims.

A drug intended for use in humans should have an ideal balance of pharmacokinetics and safety, as well as potency and selectivity.

Curiously, the math the physicists came up with predicts stalagmites and stalactites should have an "ideal form", a cone shape that varies only in size, never in the angle of the cone's slope.

'DISCUSSION', sixth paragraph, should have read: "Ideal risk assessment methods or prediction models should be derived from large representative samples".

To assure the success of your program, you should have your ideal audience in mind during each step of planning and executing your radio show.

I believe that someone who chooses to run for governor should have high ideals, solid plans and a genuine desire to do good for the state of Maine.

Communists should have a higher ideal, and that is communism".

In theory, the Guggenheim and Koolhaas should have made an ideal match.