Sentence examples for desirable to modify from inspiring English sources

Here we draw on insights from behavioral economics, psychology and welfare theory to examine how transport users make mobility decisions and when it is desirable to modify them through policy interventions.

The proposed computational design methodology accumulation of some species in an adsorber with a subsequent thermal regeneration when conditions in the complementary reactor become favorable is also used in VOC combustion situations where it is desirable to modify the properties of a stream in time.

Graphene-based three-dimensional hierarchical architecture is one of the most desirable templates to modify the electrochemical performance of the cathode or anode material with low conductivity for lithium-ion batteries (LIBs).

Obviously catching rare animals for zoos is no longer acceptable or desirable, so I had to modify my original plan of continuing in Durrell's footsteps.

A desirable biotechnological breakthrough would be to modify or simplify lignin structure in plants consisting of only one rather than three phenol alcohols or to simplify the complex, recalcitrant interunit linkages separating the lignin monomers.

Surface treatments are normally carried out to modify yet maintain desirable properties of the substrate materials especially in the dental implant industry.

Therefore, a more direct, less time-consuming approach to modify promoter strength is desirable.

Surface engineering is a term that refers to the use of various technologies used to modify a surface, leading to desirable properties at the surface.

Unfortunately, there is no universally accepted blood compatible biomaterial, but there are ways to modify them in order to achieve a desirable function.

With all of these contributing factors, a fundamental question is how to modify a given pathway to achieve a desirable titratable response.

To maintain a high degree of biocompatibility and maximize binding site functionality it is desirable to not chemically modify the protein with cross-linkers to form the gels.