Sentence examples for desirable for field from inspiring English sources

Together, these test formats would be desirable for field use in leprosy endemic countries and could contribute to the active detection of leprosy cases before the development of deformities and disabilities.

In addition, according to the previous recommendations for SPPV vaccines for cattle against LSDV, the suggested titre for RM65 or Romanian SPPV vaccines is 10 50 times the recommended dose for sheep (102.5 TCID50), whereas for KSGP O-240 strain an immunizing dose of 103.5 TCID50 was considered desirable for field vaccination campaigns (Davies, 1991).

However, capillary sampling is a desirable alternative for field pharmacokinetic studies, especially in children.

An opinion that is gaining acceptance throughout the comminution community is that it is desirable for the comminution field to evolve toward material driven process design.

While transient expression of recombinant proteins has its value more in laboratory research, stable expression in transgenic plants is desirable for large-scale field production at low cost.

A large field of view is desirable for scanning the surgical field, so a 0.14X objective was used for analysis (6.3 cm by 4.7 cm field of view).

While Landsat data have a desirable spatial resolution for field-level crop-type classification, the ability to extract temporal phenology information based on Landsat data remains a challenge due to low temporal revisiting frequency and inevitable cloud contamination.

When asked what skills make a young scientist desirable for work in this field, he laughs before saying, "patience".

The cheap ones are basically just as good at apertures such as 5.6 and smaller which are usually desirable for significant depth of field.

We believe that the results of this study will play a significant role in developing suitable band gap material for technological applications and for designing desirable field emission devices.

Within the university, much of the pressure came from researchers in physics, engineering and computing who came to see local industrial development in their fields as desirable for various reasons: as a way of exploiting their research via startup ventures; as a potential source of research collaboration and funding; and as a way of boosting the employability of their students.