The phrase "a desirable manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a way of doing something that is considered attractive or favorable.
Example: "The presentation was delivered in a desirable manner, capturing the audience's attention effectively."
Alternatives: "an appealing way" or "a favorable approach".
Hence, to comprehend the outcome of cell biology research in clinical context, it is important that the cell culture based models should incorporate both the three dimensional (3D) organization and multi cellular complexity of an organ while allowing experimental interventions in a desirable manner.
PPS is the activity "involved in selecting a portfolio, from available project proposals that meets the organization's stated objectives in a desirable manner without exceeding available resources or violating other constraints" (Archer and Ghasemzadeh 1999, p. 208).
Although anonymity of the data was assured, a tendency to answer in a socially desirable manner may have influenced our results.
The Lie scale included in the EPI reflects a tendency to present oneself in a socially desirable manner.
Second, study results might have been limited by a response bias by participants responding in a socially desirable manner (ie, answering the DDS questions on interpersonal distress was easier for elderly participants who were interviewed while surrounded by family members).
Possible explanations for the highly positive ratings on these items may be either that father's see their participation and support during childbirth as self-evident or that they wish to present themselves in a positive light and thus respond in a socially desirable manner.
Earlier studies revealed a tendency of pregnant women to respond in a socially desirable manner on questionnaires about mother-fetus relationships [ 18, 19].
First, the study results may be biased by participants responding in a socially desirable manner in order to present themselves in a positive light, particularly if they were interviewed in the presence of family members or neighbors.
Furthermore, the group-oriented setting might have encouraged participants to respond in a socially desirable manner, although we attempted to reduce this by having a moderator skilled at working with children in this type of setting.
This corresponds to the eye tracking results demonstrating that the patient looked longer at images of women after ADT and, as already discussed above, could imply a better ability to control the own behavior and to answer in a socially desirable manner.
The participants might have made efforts to complete the STAI questionnaires in a socially desirable manner.
