Sentence examples for desirable aspects from inspiring English sources
Desirable aspects of this personality trait include conscientiousness, endurance, satisfaction with life, and the ability to cope with adversity.
This area appears to many observers to be duplicating the less desirable aspects of the great urban belts burgeoning in other parts of the country.
While each has some desirable aspects, all are relatively expensive and none come remotely close to earning the title of "first great electric commuter car".
Both the disparaged and the desirable aspects of sophistication can be traced back to its ancient Greek roots: like "philosopher," it derives from the words for wisdom and wise, sophia and sophos.
Other equally desirable aspects for these new materials are the suppression of heat treatments after hot rolling and better weldability, which makes this alloy evolution even more complex.
Additional desirable aspects from an organic synthesis perspective are high product concentrations, conversions, selectivities (enantio-, diasteregio-,egio-, and chemoselectivity) and space time yields.
The major influencing ATIG welding parameters, such as electrode gap, travel speed, current and voltage, that aid in controlling the aspect ratio of DSS joints, must be optimized to obtain desirable aspect ratio for DSS joints.
"As we think about new ways to accept payments, there is that desirable aspect to Bitcoin".
Other desirable aspect concerns the cost-effectiveness of scaffold processing toward industrial-scale production to reliably generate net-like structures with a nominal range of porosities.
As long as so many chemicals are present in so many technical applications and consumer products which is considered a desirable aspect of modern societies environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology are absolutely essential as the fields that help identify and understand the risks associated with the ever increasing use of chemicals.
Randomisation reduces selection bias, increases the validity of the findings and, in principle, is always an appropriate and desirable aspect of good experimental design when two or more treatments are compared [3].
