Sentence examples for much desired in from inspiring English sources
Direct design using developable surfaces by interpolating descriptive curves is much desired in industry.
From 1498, when Vasco de Gama sailed around the Cape of Good Hope, the emergence of Portuguese and Dutch marine exploration gave rise to a vast trade in spices, ceramics and other goods with Asia, and Chinese porcelains of the Ming period (1368 1644) were much desired in Europe.
This strategy will ensure safety at work by reducing nosocomial transmission and will have a cost effective impact at an individual as well as at national level, which is very much desired in a resource limited country.
Our results do show higher plasma D-dimer levels in patients with C1-INH-HAE during attacks, as compared to remission, that is, at 7 days after the attack, which may imply that this parameter might be suitable as a biomarker of disease activity, so much desired in this intermittent disease.
For the pasta, pour water and flour as much desired in a bowl.
Thus, as such model was derived; it became much desired and, in fact, advised for implementation in Southeast Europe.
The IBoD study, especially in concept, offered the potential to generate much desired 'answers' in the form of numbers.
The IBoD study, in concept, offered the potential to generate much desired 'answers', in the form of a quantified ranking of health risks and disease burden, and it was hoped by many that the results of the study would feed into determining priorities and informing Indigenous health policy.
A much desired, direct, in situ, diagnostics technique is implemented to measure time variations of temperature and water concentration for a reactive mixture in a rapid compression machine (RCM) using quantum cascade laser absorption spectroscopy near 7.6 μm.
Effective temperature control shows a shift in thermodynamic equilibrium, favouring the selectivity of longer chain hydrocarbons (C5+) to the disadvantage of CH4 selectivity-a much desired outcome in the hydrocarbon Gas-to-Liquid (GTL) industry.
The ability to quantify molecular oxygen (O2) in vivo in real time with high spatial and temporal resolution has long been a much desired objective in biomedical research.
