Sentence examples for thought that perfect from inspiring English sources

As outlined in the model in Figure 1a, it is thought that perfect sequence homology leads to degradation of the target mRNA, while imperfect sequence homology results in interruption of translation [8].

"We also thought that the perfect partner for him would be his equivalent in the gay porn world – Johnny Rapid.

It is thought that a perfect bone replacement material should be biocompatible and have good mechanical strength, but should also (for some reason) be replaced by host bone over time.

"I thought that the most perfect pristine blood would come from the umbilical cord of a newborn," Perera said.

Wilson thought that Robey's "perfect diction and intimate manner made him an ideal broadcast speaker".

I just thought that caption was perfect for that pic! Changing the caption now! #ironic.

I always thought that 16 was the perfect age.

(One might think that perfect goodness presupposes omniscience and omnipotence — that perfect goodness requires complete knowledge, perfect freedom, and full effectiveness).

Unlike Frege and Russell, however, he thought that ordinary language was in perfect logical order as it was (TLP, 5.5563).

"I thought that this would be the perfect subject to build something," he explains.

Growing up, I always thought that the threesome was a perfect creation.