Sentence examples for as being desirable from inspiring English sources
It is that happiness, as well as being desirable in itself, offers a pathway to achievement.
But what about the shrewder-sounding argument much favoured in the days of Reaganomics: that tax cuts, as well as being desirable in their own right, are a way of forming political coalitions that will then cut public spending.
The news is doubly welcome, too, because it is now agreed that treatment, which has the effect of making people less infective, is an important way of stopping the spread of HIV as well as being desirable in its own right.
In surveys, patients may report what they perceive as being desirable rather than their actual behavior.
We observed that, provided that three thermodilution measurements were averaged, the precision of the TPTD measurement of CI was within the 10% limit that is usually admitted as being desirable [ 8].
For biodiesel production, monounsaturated fatty acids such as oleate are regarded as being desirable, as they have greater oxidative stability than polyunsaturated fatty acids and do not have poor cold-flow and cloud-point characteristics associated with saturated fatty acids [ 1, 25, 26].
Conversely, results are presented that demonstrate that crosstalk can be maximised, as is desirable when using parametric processes for signal reshaping, optical limiting or dispersion monitoring applications.
As a consequence, one can work in the 40 kHz range on the electrical side, while a low frequency rotation is obtained on the mechanical side, as is desirable for many applications.
Data is produced with the purpose of reformulating, deflecting, complementing and/or helping to clarify initial assumptions, as is desirable in any scientific construction.
This is not only effective, but it also represents training in complex problem solving skills as is desirable for higher education (Bloom et al. 1956; Orlich et al. 2004).
In spray coating, drops are impacted and may rebound, splash, or deposit cleanly as is desirable.
