Sentence examples for a new desirable from inspiring English sources

You need to present healthful eating as a new, desirable, freely chosen expression of the American way.

When a haplotype causes both preferable and inferior phenotypes because of linkage drag, it needs to be split by recombination to create a new desirable haplotype.

Campaigners and analysts have warned, however, that the nation's dire human rights record — it executes more people per capita than any other country in the world — and its militarized industrial sector lacking in labor rights should not be ignored as the world scrambles to get a piece of the new desirable market in the Middle East.

The platting crew moved by wagon and camped where they all agreed some natural feature of the landscape or general distance from other towns made a new town desirable.

The sins of the malefactor seem to have consisted in his contacting other parents to see if they had been informed about a new and desirable school program, and whether they had been given a chance to put forward their children's names to be included.

The resulting information opens significant new challenges in plant biology, including determining the function of predicted genes and introducing new desirable traits in pre-existing outstanding genotypes by genetic engineering in a shorter time.

His job is as much about retaining the traits that made TCS, as it is about adding new desirable characteristics.

Polymer blending is one of the most effective methods for providing new, desirable biocomposites for tissue-engineering applications.

Importantly, nanosizing such construct brings about new desirable features of extremely fast thermal response time, small magnetic hysteresis and enhanced magnetic susceptibility.

Agrobacterium-derived gene vectors have become a fundamental tool to the molecular dissection of all aspects of plant biology and to introduce genes that confer new desirable traits for agriculture as well.

Then these cells would adaptively re-differentiate into new desirable cells under niche conditions in vivo, which contribute to liver regeneration (Yanger et al., 2013; Jessen et al., 2015).