Sentence examples for emphasized the desirability from inspiring English sources
Descartes emphasized the desirability of lenses with hyperbolic surfaces, which focus bundles of parallel rays to a point (spherical lenses of wide apertures give a blurry image), and he invented a machine to cut them which, however, proved more ingenious than useful.
In the review by Luikart et al. (2010) they emphasized the desirability of developing new methods that are able to distinguish between moderate and large N e and that future development of N e estimators should allow for the possibility of genotyping many loci.
No matter what doubts radicals have about contemporary civil society, their visions of democracy emphasize the desirability of transferring power from the state to citizens who would not just elect a government and then act as passive spectators but rather participate continuously in the processes of governance.
The paper also contrasts prior literature by emphasizing the desirability of a highly organic or embedded matrix structure in the organization.
Using these considerations, analysis of ribozyme gene therapy for an autosomal dominant RP-like disease in a rodent model is outlined emphasizing the desirability of combining biochemical, morphological and electrophysiological measures of therapy.
This emphasizes the desirability of attaining and maintaining excellent glycemic control from the time of diagnosis.
Lilly emphasized the positive.
But he emphasized the "maybe".
The revised guidelines emphasize the importance of individual risk assessment and desirability of shared decision making with patients, particularly with regards to mammogram screening for women 40 49 years of age.
The amendments are also intended to emphasize the unalloyed superiority of the "free-enterprise system" over others and the desirability of limited government.
His remarks concerning the impossibility of controlling the passions and the desirability of controlling them nevertheless to the extent that we can (V Preface) similarly emphasize the ethical importance of self-knowledge and freedom from external influences.
