Sentence examples for desirable characteristics to from inspiring English sources

Farmers and breeders allowed only the plants and animals with desirable characteristics to reproduce, causing the evolution of farm stock.

First, we revisit the definition of locally stationary time series to understand the desirable characteristics to define the time-varying spectra.

Hexamethyldisiloxane (HMDSO) meets all the desirable characteristics to be used as an internal reference for the following reasons: HMDSO is chemically inert, and it does not react with the usual NMR solvents or the solutes generally used in petroleum industry.

Nisin-based gene expression in Lactococcus lactis has many desirable characteristics to implement in a synthetic system, such as the ability to detect extracellular nisin, no detectable leaky expression, and high level of control because of a linear induction with dose-responsiveness to over a 1000-fold.

The vast genetic variability in composition and saccharification potential of poplars [ 38] means that the screening and sexual crossing of genotypes with desirable characteristics to yield an F1 generation with elite genotypes for baseline material and for further genetic modification, is a very promising route for the future of the biofuel industry.

It seems obvious to most in the scientific community that if a food molecule is healthy to use and imparts desirable characteristics to a dish, then whether it is extracted from a fruit or synthesized in a laboratory should not matter at all.

Furthermore, the hierarchical structure of ECM architecture is a desirable characteristic to incorporate into material design.

Micro-tubular solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) systems have many desirable characteristics compared to their planar counter-parts, however there are many obstacles and difficulties that must be met to achieve a successful and economically viable manufacturing process and stack design.

Biology presents incomparable, but desirable, characteristics compared to engineered systems.

This is a scheme that is not well-known within the radiation transport community, but we show that it offers many desirable characteristics relative to other second-order schemes.

This foundational framework will be elaborated for multiple contexts with an indication of desirable characteristics specific to representative situations.