Sentence examples for desirable include from inspiring English sources
The properties that render low pressures desirable include a reduction in the scattering of the beam in the analyzer, which causes interfering background effects and a reduction in the production of spurious beams out of the residual gases, particularly from the organic compounds that are present.
"Qualities that make a can desirable include such factors as condition, rarity and good graphics that give it appeal to a cadre of collectors," he said.
Some areas where more detail would have been desirable include socioeconomic status and more detailed questions about duration of symptoms.
Tumors for which inhibition of Notch signaling may be particularly desirable include breast cancer, where high levels of Notch1 signaling are associated with poorer prognosis [28], [31], and T-ALL, in which activating mutations in Notch1 are found frequently and where treatment with Notch pathway inhibitors, such as GSIs, arrests growth [34], [40], [41].
Fiscal tightening is both inevitable and desirable (including in Spain and Ireland).
She writes, "It should be no surprise that unpaid interns abound in fields that are highly socially desirable, including fashion, media, and the arts".
The note began: "Besides the occasional hangover, here's what else I could bring into the office," and proceeded to list a number of attributes that she seemed to feel would make her more desirable, including her sense of fashion.
Networking connectivity is highly desirable, including obligatory back-up solutions and site allocations.
Clearly, extensions of "conventional GWAS" are highly desirable, including evaluation of genetic models beyond single genes, coupled with more sophisticated quantitative measures of β-cell function.
Further investigation of formal fitting methods such as Approximate Bayesian Computation is warranted [ 24], and more information on a range of parameters would be desirable, including age-specific contact patterns.
On the other hand it is not desirable to include equilibrating or disequilibrating capital movements.
