Sentence examples for making it highly desirable from inspiring English sources
Sometimes there is limited information available before the trial, making it highly desirable to adjust the sample size after seeing actual trial data.
And although sugars have leached from the Lake Superior logs, this effectively seasons the wood, making it highly desirable for use in musical instruments.
PLGA microspheres' injectable potency makes it highly desirable in dentin-pulp complex regeneration.
The developed catalyst has no effect on CH3OH or CO, which makes it highly desirable as a metal-free electrocatalyst for the ORR.
(But note that the deadline for submitting a paper for the program is April 1, at latest, and that the competition for slots on the program is strong). The placement process makes it highly desirable that candidates be in residence or within easy reach during their last year of enrollment.
"Ila Riunione Motonautica" was created during the heart of the Art Deco period, in 1931, which makes it highly desirable.
This fact, combined with the complexity and high cost of PET measurements, makes it highly desirable to validate alternative approaches for obtaining input functions and maximise the information obtained.
Although these features make it highly desirable, RNA-Seq is not practical for all experiments, due primarily to laborious protocols and the need for large quantities of starting material.
The ship is carrying badly needed ammunition to the British, making it a highly desirable target for German U-Boats.
Gold is considered a fourth conflict mineral in the Congo, where its value per ounce makes it a highly desirable commodity for smugglers.
Although the dIVT protocol is less sensitive than the IVT (a 10% loss of detection in the number of genes whose expression levels could be measured), the requirement of much lesser amount of sample required for dIVT protocol (20 100 times less than IVT protocol), makes it a highly desirable methodology for target preparation, when sample amounts are limiting.
