Sentence examples for desirability increases from inspiring English sources

It is clear that the overall desirability increases with an increase in the C9 and C11 fractions in the blend.

In many of the examples here X is a measure of beauty that affects some outcome whose desirability increases in Y, for example, the likelihood of electoral success, Throughout I assume that X is solely ascriptive and that the response of Y to it reflects discrimination.

It's full of sentences like this one: "I'm not saying that one way of self-referencing is always superior to the other, but I do want to stress the desirability of increasing our awareness of how we reference ourselves so that we can work out how we place ourselves on the internal-external scale".

For ESH LWSCC mixes of classes 1 and 2 (when keeping the binder content constant at 476, 486 kg/m3, respectively), it was found that the desirability function increased only for very limited area (highlighted in the figures), and when the w/b and HRWRA% are between certain values.

The desirability of increasing nurse staffing levels as a means to improve quality is contested on grounds other than cost.

Determining the extent to which the pathways represent appropriate care is important for evaluating the desirability of increasing rates of compliance with national pathways.

The minimum acceptable value was set at 1, the maximum acceptable value was set at 28, s was set at 1, and t was set at 3 so that the desirability would increase moderately toward 25, but decline more rapidly thereafter.

However, the effect of such limitations might have been to overestimate rather than underestimate satisfaction, if we hypothesize that social desirability might increase reported satisfaction with care and dropouts might be more severe patients with higher risk of side effects and dissatisfaction.

Thus, the value of the resulted desirability function df, increases as the 'desirability' of the corresponding response increases (see Figures 1, 2 and 3).

In PREVENT, drug risk behaviors were assessed with the use of the ACASI system which likely reduces social desirability bias and increases truth telling, whereas the Naltrexone cohort was assessed with one-on-one interviews, similar to the other studies that have used the RAB instrument.

Currently, hybrid vehicles are too expensive, too inefficient and lack the market desirability to attract increased investment.