Sentence examples for development desirable from inspiring English sources
It can be considered as a catalyst in the form of social capabilities and conquer inequalities across different spheres (social, economic and political) that can bridge the gap by making social and economic development desirable (Light 2006; Mair 2008; Seelos and Mair 2005).
These range from public relations window dressing ("develop a global partnership for development") to desirable goals that the agencies have little power to achieve ("empower women").
As a rapid developing country, China has also made significant investments in science education, including science teacher training, in past decades by adopting teacher training theories and programmes from developed countries, assuming that "step-over development" was desirable.
Detroit is crowing that the auto industry is back, but so far, at least, it is a success story built as much on a revival in lending as on the development of desirable cars.
Van der Feltz said, "We can stimulate development of desirable compounds in fruit and create high-quality produce in vertical farms".
The notable feature of this study was the monolithic development of desirable superalloy properties without conventional, multi-step heat treatments.
Accomplishing long-term competitiveness and continuous development of desirable technological systems is however not a matter of one-time political reform.
In conclusion, the aligned electrospun nanofiber structure provides an instructive microenvironment for hTSPC differentiation and may lead to the development of desirable engineered tendons.
Lasofoxifene appears to be the most active SERM and its further development is desirable [ 39].
Additional studies have demonstrated that the IGF system is important for postnatal maturation and the development of desirable carcass traits [ 9- 11].
From teacher educators' perspective, "appropriate" ways of emotion display was a useful and irrefutable tool to facilitate the development of desirable classroom environments cognitively, motivationally, emotionally, and socially.
