Sentence examples for desirable and efficient from inspiring English sources
The results suggest that MD simulation is a powerful tool to aid or even guide biomaterial scientists and engineers in their search for better and efficient experimental designs for the desirable and efficient outcomes.
In addition to the advantages of application of corrugated webs in eliminating the web stiffeners and improving the ultimate rotation capacity in steel coupling beams, results and findings of this study demonstrate that corrugated-web steel coupling beams possess appropriate energy absorption characteristics and are capable of dissipating the input energy in a quite desirable and efficient manner.
Australian HIA guidance explicitly recognizes that the interdisciplinary approach offered by integrated HIA/EIA is desirable and efficient (Wright 2004).
For some faculty members, the written exam idea may well be more desirable and efficient in terms of faculty time.
Taking just one lane of the road now dedicated to cars, converting it to an expanded sidewalk, then moving the protected bike lane into the adjoining lane along with the parking and left turn pockets, would make Eighth Avenue a more livable, attractive desirable and economically efficient street all around.
Rather, we have shown that under those circumstances and especially when there is initial uncertainty and there exists a possibility that knowledge and/or technology for effectively achieving eradication will improve with time, it is more desirable and cost-efficient to achieve disease control at the first instance.
A single data entry for design data is highly desirable for effective and efficient bills of material.
On the other hand, such expressions are often encountered in mathematical physics (see, for example, [1]), and it is desirable to have simple and efficient "quadrature" formulae for them.
On the other hand, automatic crack detection is highly desirable for efficient and objective crack assessment.
As echinococcosis is commonly a disease of remote, marginalised communities (Craig et al., 2007), surveillance is often hindered by logistical difficulties, and relatively quick and efficient methods are desirable.
Therefore, a unified approved drugs information database, combined with fast and efficient predictive tools is desirable.
