| She lived and wishes to continue to live the pontifical desideratum with the theological note of the unitive force of the Church. |
| There is no sentiment in botany or in chemistry, and in them the desideratum is truth. |
| For small companies, where centralized management is not a desideratum, this solution may be feasible. |
| The concept that has replaced efficiency as the great desideratum in genetic coding is error-tolerance, or robustness. |
| Although taxonomic stability may be a desideratum, in reality taxonomic stability is a manifestation of scientific stagnation. |
| Not a bad fraction of the desideratum, but one that will be hard to sustain in the face of the world's economic difficulties. |
