Sentence examples for technically desirable from inspiring English sources

However, not all technically desirable TMV coat protein (CP) mutants can be propagated in plants successfully, if they change the efficiency of virion assembly.

For example, the technically desirable term 'medical male circumcision' was dropped in favour of the term 'safe' MC.

The authors of the Lancet's centerpiece editorial said a so-called tobacco-free world -- in which fewer than 5% of adults smoke -- is "socially desirable, technically feasible and could become politically practical". .

These alternate procedures were often described as more technically sophisticated and desirable than the domestic equivalent.

When the MESP is reported for the most technically and economically desirable scenario, it is reported as the selling price needed to produce an IRR of 25%, with a probability of 80% or more of achieving this IRR.

Given the rule logic and parameters, it is technically feasible and desirable for a properly architected RAE testing system to generate all the test cases necessary to verify the rules.

Last year, the National Science Foundation (NSF) asked the academy to determine whether underwater stations packed with sensors are technically feasible and scientifically desirable.

The development of a simple, template-free, and one-step strategy to synthesize nanostructured Au architectures with fascinating morphology is highly desirable and technically important due to their valuable applications in varied fields.

The fusion of PET and MRI is especially desirable because technically their physical features are complementary.

Prostate brachytherapy techniques will continue to improve and selective boosting of tumour subvolumes within the prostate gland is both technically possible and radiobiologically desirable.

Undesirable desire turned desirable.