Sentence examples for further desirable from inspiring English sources

The detection of the concomitant acoustic pulse is further desirable in order to unambiguously demonstrate the origin of the radiation.

Further desirable data include the victim's name (this prevents record duplication, but should not be made publically accessible), age, occupation or activity at time of death (e.g. tourist) and place of residence.

It is further desirable to have sufficient total protein content in each sample so that a variety of protein separation and fractionation methods can be used prior to MS analysis.

Further desirable research might be to include cellulose degradation directly to pentanols or even incorporate CO2 for pentanol production.

Besides these problems, the positions of the electron-donating groups already present in the AAs restrict their versatility in further desirable aromatic substitution reactions.

The "Operating Principles and Technical Standards for Australian Clinical Quality Registries"[ 4] exhaustively specifies further desirable characteristics of clinical registries regarding the mode of data collection, data elements, risk-adjustment factors, data security and quality, organisation and governance, ethics and privacy.

Its existence is justified only insofar as it, on balance, furthers desirable social goals, both economic and political.

Although I have joined my Brother BLACK's opinion in this case, the importance of the issues involved and the wide range covered by the two opinions supporting the Court's judgment in this case make further comment desirable.

Unhappily, the notion of an impenetrable missile defense now threatens not only to impede further, highly desirable cuts in nuclear weapons, but also to stand in the way of future agreement with Moscow on permitting more modest technologies that could protect the country against a lesser attack by a rogue nation like North Korea.

It is also possible that the relation between social cognition and communication found in the generalized epilepsy group was not a reliable effect given the relatively small sample size in the present study, making further research desirable.

340, 341, 79 L.Ed. 791 (1935), and which define 'the community's sense of fair play and decency,' Rochin v. California, supra, at 173, 72 S.Ct., at 210". Third, petitioner claims that the exclusion of acquitted conduct evidence furthers the desirable goal of consistent jury verdicts.