| The concept that has replaced efficiency as the great desideratum in genetic coding is error-tolerance, or robustness. |
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| A global world is a place where, for once, the desideratum of moral responsibility and survival coincide and blend. |
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| For small companies, where centralized management is not a desideratum, this solution may be feasible. |
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| Although taxonomic stability may be a desideratum, in reality taxonomic stability is a manifestation of scientific stagnation. |
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| Not a bad fraction of the desideratum, but one that will be hard to sustain in the face of the world's economic difficulties. |
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| She lived and wishes to continue to live the pontifical desideratum with the theological note of the unitive force of the Church. |
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| That is why, at present, the integrated teaching of Sciences is still rather a desideratum. |
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| Conversely, once cultural exposure is established as an urgent desideratum, can areas of inquiry like biblical criticism continue to be viewed as off limits? |
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| If saving human lives is the great desideratum, then there is more to be gained by prevention of drowning and auto wrecks than by the abolition of war. |
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| In the first place there is the desideratum of husbanding wildlife, so that a limit will need to be placed on the number of licences issued for certain species. |
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| Providing more information, especially personal names, places, and names of institutions, is always a desideratum as long as these are important to the research. |
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| Here, as elsewhere in sociology, the desideratum is a multi-vocal area of theory and research, whose practitioners freely pursue a diversity of approaches. |
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| At the time when the UN was founded, the self-determination of peoples was conceived of as an aspiration, a desideratum of the international community. |
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| Size a great desideratum, if combined with quality. |
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| If he actually weighs 110kg he will be eating 3,080 calories to maintain his extra flesh and he thus needs to make a permanent cut of 786 calories from his daily diet if he is to get back to the 70kg desideratum. |
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| The great desideratum, in devising an infant's formula for food, is to make it, until he be nine months old, to resemble as much as possible a mother's own milk. |
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