Sentence examples for which can ideally from inspiring English sources

One such technology is Ultra Wideband (UWB), which can ideally provide an accuracy of within six inches.

I will discuss fundamental limits of space-time modulated nonreciprocal structures, as well as new directions to build non-reciprocal components which can ideally be infinitesimal in size.

When cognition is variably disrupted, as arguably is the case in depression, inter-subject estimates of bias and optimal judgement may be influenced, which can ideally be modelled through hierarchical Bayesian SDT analyses.

The insights from behavioral and histological studies point the way to more detailed work which can, ideally, lead to a detailed picture of the mechanisms by which organisms have evolved to control the behavior of other groups, even when they are in different kingdoms.

The other objective function which can be ideally used to describe match rate is inequality coefficient.

Palliative patients show a high range of symptoms needing the attention of specialist medical treatment in the periprocedural period, which can be ideally provided by anaesthesiologists.

After meeting science journalist Veronica (Geena Davis) at a party, he invites her back to his laboratory to demonstrate his work: two "telepods" between which matter can, ideally, be moved.

Upon deposition in the vascular wall, MPO is preferentially situated in the subendothelial matrix (Baldus et al. 2001), a position in which MPO can ideally interrupt NO signaling between the endothelium and the vascular smooth muscle.

A two-dimensional numerical model based on the morphological analysis demonstrated that the tessera structure helps distributing shear, tensile and compressive stress more ideally, which can better support both lift and thrust forces when swimming without losing flexibility.

Ideally a biomarker which can delineate the area at risk and the border zone around necrotic tissue soon after IRI, which also remains for several days, would be a powerful tool in risk stratification and guiding intervention.

This points out to the consideration that team-approach is necessary, ideally the team which can serve as a quick and reliable resource for dealing with the issues, and this is best combined with proper understanding of the code of ethics as basis for reasoning.