Sentence examples for desirable to introduce from inspiring English sources

"My problem is understanding why it's desirable to introduce a new bill of rights into law," said Bratza.

It is desirable to introduce a feedforward compensator into a feedback control loop to reduce the trial number.

To overcome this problem it is desirable to introduce a graded layer between the metallic bond coat and the zirconia top coating.

While it may be socially desirable to introduce green schemes for these households, it is not a good strategy for carbon reduction – quite simply because it is the richest households, not the poorest, which have the highest carbon emissions.

Is it really preferable or even desirable to introduce framework indexed attitudes corresponding to each framework in the manner of BeliefCM and BeliefIM?

As engineered proteins become more sophisticated, it is often desirable to introduce multiple, modifications involving several different functionalities in a site-specific manner.

This phenomenon, known as cognitive disfluency, promotes learning so effectively that psychologists have devised all manner of "desirable difficulties" to introduce into the learning process: for example, sprinkling a passage with punctuation mistakes, deliberately leaving out letters, shrinking font size until it's tiny or wiggling a document while it's being copied so that words come out blurry.

Combinatorial libraries starting with CNS drugs can be designed in silico and then synthesized after selecting desirable substituents to introduce structural novelty (see Figure 1).

This together with the fact that lactoferrin is one of the safest and occurs in the diet of humans; make this gene a potentially highly desirable candidate to introduce plant resistance against diseases.

"I simply cannot accept that it is desirable or just to introduce a change that will determine that two children born in the same maternity ward on the same day will enjoy different legal and constitutional rights," said Michael D. Higgins, a prominent member of parliament from the Labor Party, which campaigned against the measure.

This study suggests that it may be desirable to re-introduce frequent fire.