Sentence examples for it is desirable to replace from inspiring English sources

It is desirable to replace monofunctional and static objects by adaptable ones which represent the new spatial, structural and program strategies of design.

For more realistic description of vapor permeation through polymeric membrane it is desirable to replace the experimentally readily accessible data on the permeate equilibrium sorption with a difficult to obtain information on the actually sorbed amount at the steady state operation of the process.

For a general explanation of mitosis it is desirable to replace the abstract factor "u" by chemical reactions of species like p31comet, Dynein, Usp44, and/or UbcH10.

It is desirable to replace these biocides with non-sensitizing biocides.

The committee reported that "on musical grounds and in the interest of the general cultural life of the community" it was desirable to replace the hall, but it was doubtful whether there was a potential demand that would enable it to run without "seriously subtracting from the audiences of subsidised halls already in existence".

It is desirable to develop novel diagnostic tests that can replace or complement FOBT and lead to more accurate disease detection rates.

In every forest the time comes when it is desirable to harvest a portion of the timber and to replace the trees removed with others of a new generation.

It is at least an open question whether enough new jobs can be found to replace them, or, indeed, whether it is desirable to continue producing more and more products simply to provide human employment at ever shrinking wages.

But it is desirable to dispel the illusion that this concept exists as an innate idea, and to replace this by the truth, that it operates as an a priori concept.

Therefore, a major factor to be considered when replacing the water in a biofilm is the IL concentration, and it is desirable to use a high concentration of ILs from the perspective of biofilm structure retention.

It is desirable to increase the efficiency of the estimation.