ideal circumstance

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It is also more likely that homes will be caring for residents whom, under ideal circumstances, the proprietors would not have admitted.
In ideal circumstances, meals are social occasions with a table acting as a focus for sitting and chatting while eating.
In ideal circumstances, these two were integrated, and therefore, it did not matter who advocated the agreement in question.
Under ideal circumstances, one would compare the reconstruction side by side with the original system.
However, clinical trials typically report data from selected patient populations, who are experiencing close monitoring in close to ideal circumstances.
A further factor is that many elderly patients with fractures live in less than ideal circumstances.
The probability of benefit to individuals in a defined population from a medical technology applied for a given medical problem under ideal circumstances of use.
There is evidence, however, that officials drafted numerous sovereignty claims, yet withheld them all in hope of ideal circumstances that never came to pass.
Under ideal circumstances, one would want both data sets, the manually labelled data and the automatically labelled data, to come from similar corpora or even the same corpus.
Efficacy studies aim to test whether an intervention can give benefit under ideal circumstances.
Chomsky has argued that under ideal circumstances, the syntactic component transfers its contents to the phonological and interpretive components of the language system one "phase" at a time.
Or does it simply mean that the standard of the school is not quite what that director of education would wish in ideal circumstances?
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