Sentence examples for which could ideally from inspiring English sources

This process requires a high-temperature thermal source, which could ideally be a fourth-generation nuclear reactor for recycling compounds.

The composition of the hybrid nanocomposites was selected so that to yield nanomaterials which could ideally (to exclude the possibility of formation of polymer globules is naturally impossible) have an incomplete monolayer of CP in the space between the adjacent silica nanoparticles.

Overall, regulatory motifs were well conserved between the MM and MD data sets, which could ideally provide clues into the identity of important chondrocyte regulatory molecules.

The quest for suitable data fusion schemes, which could ideally optimize the exploitation of the information residing in composite datasets, is an emergent area with numerous potential applications.

Now more than ever, research is needed to develop a large scale childhood obesity prevention programme which could ideally be integrated with routine infant growth monitoring practice.

Along with those technical skills, service members often also know a great deal about communicating with and motivating young people, which could suit them ideally for another high-demand occupation, teaching math or science.

Thus, either they exhibited a functionally mixed population or adopted a rather promiscuous activation state, which could however be ideally suited for diminishing tumor immunosurveillance [ 28].

No Proof Theory A formal problem for McMichael's account is that, unlike Plantinga, Prior, the model-theoretic actualists, and (to a lesser extent) Adams, he provides no proof theory for his semantics, no set of logically true axioms which one could, ideally, prove to be sound and complete with respect to the semantics.

The treatment wiped out all of the patients' B-cells, both healthy ones and leukemic ones, and will continue to do for as long as the new T-cells persist in the body, which could be forever (and ideally should be, to keep the leukemia at bay).

The effective interface of the composite membrane could act as a barrier layer which could be controlled to an ideally ultrathin thickness.

While it allows readers to be a bigger part of Gawker's sites within a "conversation," it also creates a home for people to vent, which could generate lots of clicks and, ideally, more advertising dollars.