Sentence examples for more desirable such from inspiring English sources

There are cases for which a specific pathway map dedicated to just a single species of interest is instead more desirable, such as the PMN (http://www.plantcyc.org/) for plants, EcoCyc for E. coli, and MGD [51] for mouse.

Some types of impulse control or willpower problems may also be aided by a strategy known as habit reversal, which replaces an unwanted habit (such as eating cookies anytime you see them) with another, more desirable habit (such as drinking a bottle of water).

The preliminary feedback from field trials indicated a few more desirable features such as a higher battery life, better firmware and a faster processor.

Cloning has also allowed us to identify cell lines with more desirable properties such as higher basal insulin secretion and/or better glucose responsiveness.

Small molecules are generally less costly to produce than peptides and protein fragments, and they may be modified by chemistry to confer more desirable properties, such as stronger binding to a protein target or improved in vivo pharmacokinetics.

This gives the oil more desirable properties, such as creamy texture and semi-solid state at room temperature while still retaining unsaturated fats.

Continue doing this until the dog chooses a more desirable behavior, such as sitting, standing still, or even turning to leave.

Design procedures developed and proposed and currently used in design of single plate connections are strength-based procedures that ensure occurrence of ductile and more desirable failure modes, such as yielding of the steel plate prior to occurrence of brittle and less desirable failure modes such as fracture of bolts and welds.

Li Ying's group in Shanghai synthesized artemisinin derivatives that were more potent at killing malaria parasites and had more desirable chemical properties (such as solubility in water), making them better drug candidates than natural artemisinin.

As fishermen pursue these more desirable fish--such as vermilion snapper and red porgy--they can accidentally catch the warsaw grouper and speckled hind.

The behavioral/structural components of social capital (including participation in groups and social networks) were associated with more desirable individual health behaviors such as the use of modern medicine to treat children's respiratory illnesses.