Sentence examples for be desirable to set from inspiring English sources

Practically, it may be desirable to set this center up as a "learning experiment" designed to be closed after a fixed time, say three years, and "rebooted" in some new form.

For problematic cases, it may be desirable to set XNPD to a small positive value.

Although it would be desirable to set all residues as flexible when predicting the structure of protein, it is impractical from a computational point of view considering the exponential increase in size of the search space.

Therefore, it is desirable to set proper wire feed rate for stable machining with no or less wire breakage occurs.

Inspired by (10), to ensure that the relay can provide any necessary network-coded packet that can be ultimately received by the destination correctly, it is desirable to set a threshold value at the relay, namely TR,NC, and make sure that each requested packet by the destination has SNR larger or equal to TR,NC at the relay.

Morello-Frosch and colleagues [ 13] interviewed 26 scientists, IRB officials and study participants and reported that most individuals stated it was desirable to set expectations before commencing data collection and communication protocols.

Perhaps the most important issue to emerge from our interviews with academics, scientists from advocacy organizations, and study participants is that it is desirable to set expectations for any exposure assessment or biomonitoring study before commencing data collection and setting up results communication protocols.

When any of the algorithms is used, it is desirable to set a p-value cutoff so that, in the positive data, the number of intergenic regions that have values below this cutoff is large and, in the negative data, the number of the intergenic regions that have values below the cutoff is small.

Therefore it would be desirable to use statistical properties of multiple sets of experimental and to consider the update parameters as random variables.

The correlation matrices of the data sets are desirable to define clusters of TFs that may covary together among all possible pairs of TFs.

There is currently no clear guidance on sample size requirements for studies evaluating the performance (validation) of a multivariable risk score, but a commonly used rule-of-thumb is that it is desirable to seek a data set with at least 100 patients with the outcome of interest.