Sentence examples for have shown desirable from inspiring English sources

Swelling, degradation, mechanical property, bioactivity and protein adsorption studies of CS OM HA composite scaffolds have shown desirable results in comparison with the pure CS and CS OM composite scaffolds.

In developing suitable numerical techniques for computational aero-acoustics, the dispersion-relation-preserving (DRP) scheme by Tam and co-workers and the optimized prefactored compact (OPC) scheme by Ashcroft and Zhang have shown desirable properties of reducing both dissipative and dispersive errors.

This species has shown desirable behavioral and metabolic characteristics under captivity conditions, which leaded the Marine Fish Laboratory from the UCN to increase its efforts on the research and development to validate S. violacea as a new aquaculture option.

Undoubtedly, Z. mobilis has showed desirable characteristics for its special metabolic pathway.

Our simulation results have shown the desirable advantages of the proposed methods.

Simulation results have shown the desirable features that should be adopted in domestic buildings, with a view to modification of the energy conservation code.

Tubular SOFCs have shown many desirable characteristics such as high thermal stability during rapid heat cycling and large electrode area per unit volume, which can accelerate to realize SOFC systems applicable to portable devices and auxiliary power units for automobile.

Although none of the observed artefacts appear as extreme as we have shown, it is desirable to circumvent these artefacts and also to avoid any sampling bias if we are only able to prepare reasonable images from regions with sparse CNTs for TEM.

Recently, we have shown that it is desirable to also apply non-linear generalizations of PCA because this can allow for a better identification of novel subpopulations (Buettner and Theis, 2012).

Analyses of survey results have shown that respondents often give socially desirable answers and are likely to conceal their true feelings on controversial topics; moreover, the wording of questions, as well as the ordering of possible answers, can affect the results, making concrete conclusions difficult.

While such verification is theoretically desirable since studies have shown that CRC patients correctly report ∼80% of positive family histories and >95% of negative family histories in first-degree relatives (Aitken et al, 1995; Ziogas and Anton-Culver, 2003), self-reported data still has great utility and is unlikely to systematically bias many types of analyses.