Sentence examples for more desirably from inspiring English sources
This season, Marni was less romantic, more urban, slicker in its colour combinations and more desirably styled.
"We want something that would be minimally invasive, or, more desirably, noninvasive, that could sample tears, saliva, or sweat," he says.
They fill their busy, busy days with appointments and dates that they would rather cancel or, more desirably, be canceled by someone else.
In most cases, the candidate fuels performed more desirably than uranium dioxide, but no fuel type performed better in all aspects.
Barbara Ellen was quite right when she stated in these pages that divorce doesn't necessarily give rise to single-parent families, but often, and more desirably, families with two parents who live separately.
More desirably, a very short diffusional length (∼18,600 times lower than that in C_75) in H_30 considerably disfavored the aromatic dealkylation that is known to produce ethene.
Regarding confirmatory factor analysis, many fit indices are favorably influenced by having larger sample sizes, desirably more than 200 cases (Marsh et al. 1988 , 1998.
And with a scaled-down orchestra at lugubriously slowed-down tempos, Mr. Sondheim's score more than ever suggests — and not always desirably — echoes from a distant era.
Although almost any measure of physiology can be a potential indicator for stress, and accordingly, workload, the number becomes more restricted when we consider that the measure is desirably carried out within the expected operational environment, with no (or minimal) impact on the ecological validity of the task (i.e. minimally affecting the standard or typical operation).
The DESR is designed to find drugs that have either a desirable rate of response or a desirably low level of early progression.
These documentation archives and databases should be much more than just a collection of structure's design plans, and desirably they should contain information about the as-built and as-is states of a certain structure.
