Sentence examples for desirable to go from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it may be highly desirable to go beyond stationary solutions and investigate noise-induced switching and transitions for traveling waves and patterns.

While the data acquisition speed of the prototype system was relatively fast, for clinical work it would be desirable to go even faster in order to avoid any issues with motion artifact.

To gain better insight into these different mechanisms secular change, labor force participation, public institutions, and family culture it is desirable to go beyond aggregate inter-country comparisons and to look more carefully at changing fertility behavior within a country.

Still, from a systems biology perspective it is desirable to go beyond a parts-based approach and focus on cooperation from an entangled molecular process point of view [ 12, 21].

Some of these people think that organising a 40-night vigil outside of Glasgow's new Queen Elizabeth Hospital to protest about abortion is a desirable way to go about their business.

However in real experiments, small sample size is not a desirable direction to go; particularly the statistical power achievable is too low (less than 0.5 when sample size is less than 6, as shown in Table 1), hence small sample size should be avoided in real experiments at the experimental design stage.

"We want to make science more efficient and productive and more desirable for people to go into in the future.

Rather than an indication of a greater work ethic among men after marriage, perhaps remaining at the office becomes a relatively more desirable option to going home.Frank W. HarrisSIR —Your briefing on marriage in America certainly proved the old saw that there are 'lies, damn lies and statistics.' My father was conceived by a poor, unwed girl of 15 and his dad was rarely around.

Apple Watch Edition users will finally be able to quickly switch to their Apple Watch Sport, should they enter a less than desirable area or wish to go running with a slightly lighter, less gaudy version, without having to switch their iPhone too.

Imitating a successful American idea, the council has set up a number of "business improvement districts", where companies share the costs of security guards and litter-collection.Graeme Reid, the council's inner-city manager, argues that it is neither feasible nor desirable for the area to go back to what it was, but that a new, vibrant, multi-ethnic city is evolving.

If Mr. Gazzara never achieved Brando's stature, that was partly because of a certain laissez-faire approach to his career: an early suspicion of film, a reluctance to go after desirable roles.