Sentence examples for desirable in view of from inspiring English sources

In photovoltaic and optoelectronic applications, a three-dimensional bulk heterojunction is highly desirable in view of the large interfacial area for rapid charge separation.

A competitive economy became all the more desirable in view of the governmental obligation to demobilize protective tariffs in accordance with the single European market and the World Trade Organization.

The curriculum The 1944 Act required LEAs to provide state-funded education for pupils, up to the age of 15, that incorporated, to quote, "instruction and training as may be desirable in view of their different ages, abilities and aptitudes".

Reduction of phytic acid level in cereal grains is desirable in view of its antinutrient properties to maximize mineral bioavailability and minimize the load of phosphorus waste management.

However, the study also revealed that low phytate seeds had an unintended change in the levels of myo-inositol and ascorbate synthesis which is not desirable in view of its role in plants growth and development.

However, increased understanding is desirable in view of the large N-glycan heterogeneity of hEPO and the recent findings of the non-erythropoietic activities of the hormone.

The simulations on different transformations demonstrate its ability to learn 3D motion, which is very desirable in viewing of objects through different orientations in many engineering applications.

A political turn was given to Zionism by Theodor Herzl, an Austrian journalist who regarded assimilation as most desirable but, in view of anti-Semitism, impossible to realize.

Moreover, by virtue of the reduced amount of consumables needed, our method combines the timelines of the most state-of-art genotyping techniques based on PCR amplification with superior cost-effectiveness, which is a desirable feature in view of an application to population screening.

Intragranular acicular ferrite is regarded as a most desirable microstructure feature, in view of its strength and toughness, both in weld metals and in the heat-affected zone.

However desirable such regulations were, in view of the changed circumstances, we think they were in the nature of legislation beyond the power of the Secretary.