Sentence examples for the desirable changes from inspiring English sources

In view of the fact that a limited amount of materials appear to be tolerated by living organisms, a special discipline called surface engineering was developed to initiate the desirable changes to the exterior properties of various materials but still maintaining their useful bulk performances.

However, unfavorable phenotypes such as collapsed xylem and dwarf stature, decreased pollen viability, and altered leaf and flower morphology often accompanied the desirable changes [ 95].

Although there were few opportunities to realise several of the desirable changes in their life situations, the women still used the intervention to increase their QOL and influence several aspects of their self-rated health.

"Whether it involves the necessary disarmament of Iraq or the desirable change of the regime in this country, there is no justification for a unilateral decision to resort to force," the French president said.

Whether, I repeat, it's a matter of the necessary disarmament of Iraq or of the desirable change of regime in that country, there is no justification for a unilateral decision to resort to war.

"Whether, I repeat, it's a matter of the necessary disarmament of Iraq or of the desirable change of regime in that country, there is no justification for a unilateral decision to resort to war," Mr. Chirac said in remarks televised by France 2. He portrayed the imminent war as one of choice, not necessity, saying, "Iraq does not today present an immediate threat warranting an immediate war".

The desirable change in oxidation peak current was observed for 10 cycles of Ag deposition followed by 10 cycles of Au deposition on PAP/GCE surface.

In addition, within the financial constraints of the current health service provision, cost models and understanding optimal service delivery designs are fundamental to effecting the desirable change.

While all of the athletes' left ventricles filled with blood earlier than average and untwisted more quickly during each heartbeat, those desirable changes were amplified in the runners.

Alas, these desirable changes look no more likely now in Haiti than they have ever done.

Although we are usually successful in these efforts, at times something runs interference with our ability to make and sustain these desirable changes.