Sentence examples for desirable source from inspiring English sources

Plants are a desirable source for molecules of all kinds and for every purpose.

• To the Editor: Thank you for publicizing that chocolate is a desirable source of calories for Alzheimer's patients.

Today, she said, the area is so bereft of opportunity that locals were excited about possible jobs when a strip club considered opening; another desirable source of growth was a potential new courthouse.

FFPE samples are a desirable source of archival material for gene expression profiling studies due to their availability and the possibility of retrospective studies.

Dwarf cottons are more resistant to damage from wind and rain and associated with stable, increased yields, and also desirable source for breeding the machine harvest varieties.

The fact that lead time and related phenomena are likely to continue to inflate the observed incidence until after the cohort has ceased to be screened for some time implies that cumulative incidence in screened or invited cohorts compared to unscreened or uninvited is a desirable source of data for estimation of overdiagnosis.

Although native hay can be a desirable seed source, straw seed germination can have a deleterious effect from volunteer individuals during subsequent growing season.

However, less "desirable" sources of overlap are also difficult to exclude.

Traditional food crops are those accepted by a community, through habit and tradition, as appropriate and desirable sources of food.

Similarly, parthenogenetic embryos, which are generated through artificial fertilization of donor oocytes [ 11- 14], have become highly desirable sources of hESCs because viable embryos are neither created nor destroyed.

Zingiberaceae have been found to be one of the desirable sources of effective cancer-preventive agents since Zingiberaceous plants demonstrated promising inhibitory effect on the growth of human breast cancer (MCF-7), colon cancer (HT-29 and Col2), lung cancer (A549), stomach cancer (SNU-638), and cervical cancer (CaSki) cell lines [ 2– 4].