Sentence examples for a desirable long term from inspiring English sources

At first sight this may sound like an oxymoron, but again it is citizens setting a landmark by describing a desirable long term future.

A desirable long-term consequence of CO2-injection into underground rock formations at prospective sequestration sites (such as deep saline sandstone aquifers capped by impermeable strata) is the precipitation of carbonate mineral cements, the isotopic fingerprinting of which is a central theme here.

With the development of drug resistance in Eimeria species threatening the continued use of prophylactic anticoccidials, vaccination remains a desirable long-term strategy for combatting this disease [ 3].

A desirable long-term outcome of better glucose control would be a reduced risk of adverse CVD outcomes, although as multiple reviews have discussed, it has been difficult to demonstrate this unequivocally in large trials [ 10, 12– 15, 25].

For this reason, a reduction in the concentrations of MeHg in fish is a desirable long-term goal rather than a replacement of fish in the diet by other foods.

Achieving the same result under a carbon tax approach would require government to intervene to lower the tax rate temporarily, which would be more complicated and produce a less desirable long term environmental outcome.

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Desirable long-term stability of the hybrid membranes was also acquired.

Moreover, the incorporation of SNW-1 also endows membranes with enhanced thermal and mechanical stability, good anti-swelling properties and desirable long-term operation stability.

Research has shown, however, that this interaction imposes less than desirable long-term prospects for current resin-based dental restorations.

There is agreement that the primary reason behind this less than desirable long-term performance relates to the hydrolytic nature of the monomer components of restorations bonded to the physiologically hydrated dentin structure [10,80].