Sentence examples for desirable integration from inspiring English sources

The special hierarchical conductive network endowed our RGO/TPU strain sensors with a desirable integration of good stretchability and high sensitivity (gage factor (GF) of 11 in strain of 10% and 79 in strain of 100% in reversible strain regime), good durability and stability (stretch/release test of 6000 cycles) and a fast response speed.

The cross section of the structure is 313.28 μm2 (17.8 μm × 17.6 μm) and desirable for integration based on popular planar technology.

Producing graphene with minimal crystalline defects and a controllable number of layers is highly desirable for its integration in advanced technological applications.

Further in vivo assessment of acBSP-coated, mesenchymal stem cells-laden hydrogels in a murine dorsal subcutaneous pocket model demonstrated efficient macrophage activation, desirable scaffold-tissue integration and improved osteogenic differentiation in the delivered cells.

The LSPR technique takes advantage of simple and cost-effective optics, which is highly desirable for microfluidic integration.

Nevertheless, the kon half-time of ∼30 min is sufficient for many in vitro applications and for monitoring cellular processes that occur on a time scale of minutes to hours, and especially when one needs to detect a scarce analyte, in which case a slow off rate is desirable for signal integration.

Miniature integration is desirable for the future photonics circuit.

Lastly, we find that tags have some desirable traits for information integration, like similar top tags across systems and similar annotations of the same object across systems.

The examples show that elimination of schistosomiasis is an achievable and desirable goal requiring full integration of preventive chemotherapy with the tools of transmission control.

Is liberal multiculturalism the most desirable framework for the integration of immigrants?

They approach Judaism from a Western feminist perspective that presumes gender equality and integration as desirable and attainable, not only in civil life but in ritual worship too.