Sentence examples for desirable advance from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the development of a reliable, sensitive method to confirm the presence of invasive pulmonary aspergillosis would represent a desirable advance for the adequate treatment of patients at risk [ 12].

The rational design of the architecture of active materials is highly desirable to advance their lithium-storage properties.

Increasing the efficiency in the process to numerically compute the flutter derivatives of bridge deck sections is desirable to advance the application of CFD based aerodynamic design in industrial projects.

While it is desirable to advance the development of the "ideal" pharmaceutical system, these efforts may in fact result in very little gains in the context of a severely disrupted country.

First, similar to other areas of biomedical sciences, fiscal resources for making desirable investments to advance this field are likely to be constrained in the near to medium term by broad fiscal pressures on all government funding agencies.

When a process control system (PCS) is designed or improved, it is very desirable to check in advance whether it responds within time constraints because correcting a system after implementation requires time and effort.

The STTR model can extend to many other unexplored behavioral health issues to identify justice-involved populations 'specific needs, identify issues and processes related to advancing the access to services, initiate needed services, and make progress to advance more desirable longer term outcomes of reduced symptoms and improved justice outcomes.

The "marked" part of this library can be used to select, in advance, the desirable points for the cassette integration that can be useful for construction (modification) of the producer strain.

For our project, it was neither possible nor desirable to specify in advance the precise review question, a priori definitions, or categories under which the data could be summarised, since one of its aims was to allow the definition of the phenomenon of access to emerge from our analysis of the literature [ 14].

This high grafting strength can significantly increase the interfacial and impact properties desirable in next generation advanced aerospace composite structures.

If the point of the law is to bring about a more just distribution of opportunities, this should be done by public policy instruments that spread the burden of advancing this desirable social goal across all members of society in some fair manner.