Sentence examples for undesirable for example from inspiring English sources

VV-ECMO and ECCO2R may now be considered management options for chronic end-stage respiratory failure where MV is contraindicated or undesirable; for example, as a bridge to lung transplantation in patients with cystic fibrosis who need to perform airway clearance techniques for sputum retention [ 9, 10].

In some situations, randomization of individuals is infeasible or undesirable, for example, because the intervention was designed to be administered at the cluster level (e.g., a mass media health promotion campaign) or because there is a risk of contamination when individuals in close proximity are allocated to competing interventions (e.g., a smoking cessation intervention in schools) [ 2].

§Subscales of McGill Quality of Life Questionnaire (scale 0-10), where 0 is undesirable and 10 is desirable; for consistency, individual items where 10 indicated undesirable states (for example, 0=not at all depressed and 10=extremely depressed) were re-scaled.

In certain circumstances, the presence of metal ions is undesirable, as, for example, in water, in which calcium (Ca2+) and magnesium (Mg2+) ions cause hardness.

Therefore, many authors advocate for adaptive ecosystem management, focusing on the resilience of desirable states, rather than targeting the often-impossible eradication of undesirable species (for example, Seastedt et al.2008).2008

Samples were annealed at three different temperatures, 1060 °C, 1200 °C, and 1300 °C, to change the α/γ proportion, to precipitate undesirable phases (for example, α′, σ and chromium nitrides), and to study the effect of the microstructure on the mechanical behavior.

The privileged status of the scribe over illiterate manual laborers was the subject of a popular Ramesside Period instructional text, The Satire of the Trades, where lowly, undesirable occupations, for example, potter, fisherman, laundry man, and soldier, were mocked and the scribal profession praised.

Conditioning is defined as the development of absorbed layers onto a surface (22) and can also be seen as biofouling if it is in a undesirable area, for example, the food chain or pipelines (37).

Phytochemicals, if in excess, can result in undesirable effects; for example, high doses of carotenoids have been associated with an increased risk of lung cancer in smokers (Satia et al., 2009) and in alcohol drinkers (Ratnasinghe et al., 2000).

An imbalance between the generation and the suppression of reactive oxygen species (ROS) can lead to undesirable effects, for example, due to protein unfolding and damage, especially in age-related conditions.

One can also envision more specific intervention strategies whose objective is to drive the system from an initial undesirable state (for example, a state caused by network damage) to a more desirable target state (for example, a state as close as possible to the undamaged state).