Sentence examples for desirable respect from inspiring English sources
It was found that the copolymer-based foams were desirable respect to the homopolymer-based ones concerning the subsequent drug release applications.
An additional tax burden to reduce light or moderate drinkers' consumption levels may not be desirable with respect not only to social aspects but also concerning health effects, depending on which assumptions are made with respect to the health effects of low or moderate alcohol consumption.
Reliable, selective and sensitive approaches for trinitrophenol (TNP) detection are highly desirable with respect to national security and environmental protection.
Finally, some transformer-less topologies based on bridge configuration and multilevel concept, and some soft-switching inverter topologies are remarked as desirable with respect to high efficiency, low cost, and compact structure.
A high WVP of edible film is not desirable with respect to its usage and performance [5].
Although it would be desirable to respect the endosteum and intramedullary blood supply as Ilizarov advocates, in the clinical practice it seems inevitable to damage it [6, 11].
I am a Black Gay Man in my early 30s who was born and raised in the suburbs of a major metropolitan city and for as long as I can remember I've received constant reminders that I am not "man enough" to be considered desirable, deserve respect, or to warrant love.
The presented aspects are inspired by existing approaches and desirables with respect to methodology and practical aspects in energy economics and climate science.
Various classes of configurations are defined that have desirable properties with respect to physical realizability and semantic correctness.
He added that he considered suicide "a reasonable if not at this point a desirable option with respect to the whole wretched problem".
Despite the higher ECON resistivity obtained in large-scale production, the fabricated HPS exhibited desirable performance with respect to deicing and anti-icing operations.
