Sentence examples for authors desire from inspiring English sources

"I am not convinced by the authors' desire to produce a unique labelling of the groups.

Although the notation is not always consistently explained, the willingness to describe such notation speaks to the authors' desire to create a way for readers new to this physics and mathematics to develop a better understanding of both.

To me this is a serious limitation, and while I understand the authors' desire to maximise the findings from the study, I think a more limited, but well-validated, set of loci would be both more credible and of wider value.

Much more interestingly, nearly a century before Darwin's Origin of Species, Peter Simon Pallas proposed in Elenchus Zoophytorum [ 48] that the gradation among organisms might best be described as a branching tree: "...various authors desire a certain pleasing scale in nature, of such excellence as will never be found, such as Bradley and Bonnet wish for.

More than 30 years ago the Hague convention on the civil aspects of international child abduction was drawn up with its authors "desiring to protect children internationally from the harmful effects of their wrongful removal" from their home country.

In each of these reports the approach to data trimming can be seen to improve the fit of the calculated X:autosome expression ratio to the authors' desired conclusion.

Through description, reality is broken down and reassembled according to what you, the author, desire, what you want to see and feel.

After distancing himself (to some degree) from his "juvenile work," the Treatise, he says about EHU: "Henceforth, the Author desires, that the following Pieces may alone be regarded as containing his philosophical sentiments and principles".

Although other journals provide publishing venues for more papers, many authors still desire to be published in Science, a journal known for its selectivity, high standards, rapid publication, and high visibility.

The study also recommends that as hedges are used differently across languages and non-native authors mostly desire to publish their scholastic writings in prestigious journals, adequate consideration seems necessary to be paid to the descriptions of linguistic and rhetorical devices in English.

A story begins with an author's desire to write it.