Sentence examples for desirable to overcome from inspiring English sources

The use of eco-friendly inorganic geopolymeric matrices, alternative to the polymeric resins, would be highly desirable to overcome these issues.

The use of a fire resistant inorganic resin, as geopolymers, instead of polymeric resins, would be highly desirable to overcome this issue.

Obtained results demonstrate that quick vibration mitigation may be possible using such CNTs-CFRP-2DWF composite material which is desirable to overcome the drawbacks of conventional CFRP woven fabric composite materials.

Consequently, development of an amino acid tracer using the long half-life of 18F has been desirable to overcome these disadvantages of 11C-labeled agents [2].

Echoing others, we (the Guest Editors) view novel ecosystems as offering opportunities for conservation and restoration in the coming years and a pragmatic recognition that it may not always be possible, or desirable, to overcome adverse consequences of environmental degradation to reinstate historical systems.

In light of the shared neurodegenerative phenotype among these disorders, a safe and broad-based neuroprotective approach would be desirable to overcome these obstacles.

To boost the yield potential of upland rice, it is necessary to identify cultivars with improved yield and other desirable agronomic characters, to overcome the global problem of hunger and starvation, especially in African countries [ 7].

Ensemble pruning is a desirable and popular method to overcome the deficiency of high computational costs of traditional ensemble learning techniques.

The multifunctional and biodegradable dendritic polymers possessing the desirable characteristics are expected to overcome extra- and intracellular obstacles, and as efficient and nontoxic gene delivery vectors to move into the clinical arena.

Secondly, self, or proxy-report measures of sedentary behaviour were utilised in most (n = 8) studies with such measures increasing the likelihood of recall problems and provision of socially desirable responses and thus to overcome these limitations further research involving objective measures of sedentary behaviour (e.g. accelerometers, posture monitors [i.e. activPALs]) is recommended.

Is she perhaps desirable to me only insofar as I'm able to overcome desire?