Sentence examples for better desirability from inspiring English sources

The classification of the countries based on the main indices showed that Egypt had a better desirability of condition for land use policy and agricultural water management than the other countries.

However, relatively better proportions of desirability were seen among laboratory professionals than non-laboratory professionals in some pre- and post-collection phase activities.

The constructed ANN model fitted better to the overall desirability than the MLR model (R = 0.838 vs. 0.670, for the additional checkpoint formulations) and therefore, was used for prediction of formulation with optimal in vitro drug release.

Improving the continuum of care and timely use of institutional care may require roads, transportation, better education and the desirability of care (including its quality) all of which may require economic development and societal beneficence [ 16].

For one thing, Mill need not confuse desire and desirability.

Whether the respondent wanted to tell the truth, or whether the respondent wanted to say something that made him/her look better (i.e. social desirability).

We used one-on-one interviews in order to reduce social desirability bias and better protect participant privacy and anonymity.

They can also guide future landscape management processes, in order to better coordinate the provision and the desirability of natural spaces and promote both sustainable landscapes and reconnection of people to nature.

The exercise aimed to develop a range of options to address the problem of the use of pesticides in suicide and to assess the feasibility and desirability of each to better control this hazard.

So while many parents were dismayed that the admissions issue was not anticipated and better handled, our consolation is that the desirability of admission is itself a reflection of what a great place the school is for our children.

ALMPs creating employment perform much better in terms of cost-effectiveness and desirability by strengthening outsiders' position in the labor market, especially during recoveries, and by raising the outflow out of unemployment, ultimately reducing labor market persistence.