The phrase "at a desirability" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a level of desirability, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The product was evaluated at a desirability that exceeded our expectations."
Alternatives: "at a level of desirability" or "in terms of desirability".
Optimum formulations are simulated using a desirability function set at lower (1.0 MPa), target (2.0 MPa) and upper (3.0 MPa) UCS values after 28 days curing.
Still, there's no getting around that spell, which seems to have been cast so that Wolitzer can explore the midlife sexuality of women -- that turning away, or turning inward, that happens to so many who are unwilling to continue doggedly working at desirability, at desire itself.
Now, with the threat of anthrax attacks making going to work at all less appealing, even more companies are taking a look at the desirability of dispersing their workers and operations over broader geographic areas, even within a single metropolitan region.
As the management of cultural and ethnic diversity in health care remains a sensitive topic, we cannot underestimate the risk of a social desirability bias at the individual level.
Andrew Burgess, chairman-elect, at Aude and deputy chief operating officer at Loughborough University, said: "There is a clear link between the buildings and accommodation on offer at a university and the desirability of that establishment to potential students.
In this study, the maximum level for As III) removal was set for desirability at a minimum level of contact time (5 min), minimum adsorbent dosage (0.05 g), the maximum level of initial As III) concentration (100 µg L−1), the level of solution pH in the range of 6 8 and the level of temperature within a range of 20 40 °C (data not shown for the desirability ramp).
Finally, we also look at a question on the desirability of a trade policy measure, i.e., participation of the USA in the Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) agreement.39 In particular, we create an anti_CAFTA dummy variable, which takes a value of 1 if the respondent opposes the agreement and 0 otherwise.
However, it is also possible that the difference between personal and perceived stigma rates reflects, at least in part, a social desirability bias in which respondents are reluctant to report their true attitudes towards the person with a mental disorder [ 35].
Nevertheless, a social desirability effect remains a possibility.
We look further at the desirability of comparison of new methods intended to handle large spatial and spatio-temporal datasets.
