Sentence examples for desirable to judge from inspiring English sources
However, regarding flux distributions predicted by constrained optimization methods as FBA it is desirable to judge their feasibility not only post-hoc but to include thermodynamic constraints on flux directionalities directly into their calculation [ 21- 23].
A head-to-head validation of the existing scores in a prospective study with separation of evaluators and clinical decision-makers would be desirable to better judge their utility in clinical practice.
The term "halo effect," coined by psychologist E. L. Thorndike, is a cognitive bias in which our perception of one desirable trait in a person can cause us to judge that person more positively overall.
A large number of articles implied or stated explicitly that an individual estimation of weight within 10% of actual weight is desirable, but only three articles provided a benchmark by which to judge a weight estimation system.
Legislators may have to judge whether a particular end is socially desirable, whether a proposed policy is the best means for achieving that end, and whether to pursue that policy.
In his first speech as a Fed governor in 2002, he reiterated that trying to judge the sustainability of rapid increases in housing or stock prices was "neither desirable nor feasible".
I actually suggest starting in ninth grade because the earlier you start creating a plan for scholarships, the earlier you can start implementing strategies that can make your child more desirable to the judges.
To judge was to dominate.
It was difficult to judge.
Mr Marra refuses to judge.
