Sentence examples for may have desirable from inspiring English sources
In this way, even configurations 〈3,1〉 and 〈4,1〉 under parallel-attack may have desirable(mathcal{R}).
Our results indicate that although the change in alcohol consumption habits of young adults following their 21st birthday is less severe than previously known, policies that are designed to reduce drinking among young adults may have desirable impacts and can create public health benefits.
Hence we have scandalous reality and self-help talk shows that may have desirable -or dubious - effects in terms of educating the public about sensitive subject matter.
Thus, better detection, management, and prevention of frailty in older adults may have desirable effects on both perceived HRQOL and health care utilization among aging older adults.
Because cortisol is related to a wide variety of functions including energy metabolism, immune function, cognition, and neuronal degeneration, restoring HPA axis function may have desirable effects on the quality of life of PSD patients.
If, for example, QTL clusters correspond to genes regulating coordinated steps in seed development, then selection may have desirable outcomes on several traits, such as an increase in seed size and protein content [ 74].
Thus, if a small number of SNPs is being chosen for a given purpose, those SNPs may not have desirable properties for both individual identification and ancestry.
Ozone may thus have desirable properties for conditioning of pretreated lignocellulose without concomitant degradation of cellulose or sugars.
They also deal with problems that may have no desirable solutions.
While it may have been desirable, at first sight, to include such variables in our analyses, we bear in mind the limitations of primary care records.
It has been reported that pre-stimulation of MSCs with IFNγ may have the desirable effect of augmenting MSC immunosuppression in vitro [ 53]; however, it is clear that the inflammatory milieu of CIA does not facilitate this phenomenon.
