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Meanings of highly desirable in English

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Usage of highly desirable in English
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For therapy-monitoring, it would be highly desirable to establish a blood-based biomarker.
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This highly desirable knowledge she can thus herein procure direct and gratuitously.
Great Fortunes from Railroads
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A seven-room suite and two servants were highly desirable from certain angles.
Burned Bridges
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TB: I certainly believe that getting rid of Saddam would be highly desirable.
The Guardian
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It is highly desirable to understand the roughness effect on microscale transport processes.
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For rational design of new vaccine candidates, correlates of protection are highly desirable.
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New spells would be highly desirable in any coven, Caleb asked.
The Book of Life
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I understand that it is highly desirable that every one should be interested.
The Bee-Man of Orn and Other Fanciful Tales
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They made all things seem possible, and most things highly desirable.
His Dog
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Clients, whether highly desirable or otherwise, were no more than clients.
T. Tembarom
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There are many things that are highly desirable: health, freedom, love, and so on.
The Guardian
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Thus, easy and efficient genome editing tools are still highly desirable for this species.
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Thus, the search for alternative strategies to complement the present procedures is highly desirable.
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Social and vocational knowledge are essential, broad culture of the mind is highly desirable.
Society: Its Origin and Development
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Constructing safe and effective gene delivery carriers is becoming highly desirable for gene therapy.
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Developing medical devices that resist bacterial attachment and subsequent biofilm formation is highly desirable.
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