Sentence examples for a desirable resource from inspiring English sources

It has led to a wider collective discussion on Twitter and Facebook, which we see as a desirable resource for a public-facing sociology in a digital age.

Ko and Wei [4] proposed a desirable resource allocation mechanism, taking into account mobile users' selfish characteristics and private traffic information to improve the femtocell network performance.

We tested these theoretical predictions in male house mice, Mus musculus domesticus, by experimentally manipulating the distribution of a desirable resource, a running wheel.

Therefore, increasing the lipid content of C. ellipsoidea while maintaining its cell growth rate could make it a desirable resource for producing biodiesel.

In circuit quantum electrodynamics, the controllable interaction of circuit elements is a highly desirable resource for quantum computation and quantum simulation experiments.

There are many species for which a genome sequence is still a valuable and desirable resource and that are too distant from a nearest sequenced relative to take advantage of resequencing strategies.

While these models have the capacity to identify desirable resource shifts, the challenges of funding and delivery under a global budget have led to a fragmentation of the health sector into 'program budgets' or 'budgetary silos' – typically defined by modality or disease-stage.

Develop conclusions about desirable resource shifts – identify desirable resource shifts based on the relative performance of competing and complementary interventions and sort these resource shifts by the level of supporting evidence.

Desirable resource shifts identified from application of the HsW model to osteoarthritis, Type 2 Diabetes, hypertension and harmful life style behaviours are specified elsewhere [ 9, 11, 12].

Liu [ 49] argues that although there is evidence that allocation of more resources to primary and preventive care would improve allocative efficiency, there is no clear mechanism for achieving the desirable resource shifts.

In the short-term, scenario analysis, informed by expert opinion may be used to estimate performance, recognising however, that where evidence is poor, estimated performance may be too imprecise to develop recommendations concerning desirable resource shifts.