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Houses near industrial sites often do not sell so quickly because they are regarded as undesirable.
They also improve process efficiency through reduction in undesirable variation and thereby help in the identification and reduction of unnecessary healthcare costs.
More marginally, definite nominal gerunds can also be used to specify a (typically undesirable) result, which is then presented as an accessible fact.
Thus, these bycatch species are undesirable outputs and there is joint production with desirable and undesirable outputs with unknown product transformation possibilities.
The endogenous discount factor model exhibits some significantly important undesirable properties, such as the impatience effect and implausible dynamics generated by permanent productivity shocks.
After all, it is surely possible to agree that they exist but think that this is a bad thing and that liberal democracy is undesirable.
It was undesirable because it would reinforce the federal principle.
It is also not undesirable given that public law does not offer, or contain, a definition as to what constitutes either knowledge or explanation.
In cases where conservation of a species is sought after, introgression is most undesirable.
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令人討厭的, 不受歡迎的…
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poco deseable, indeseable [masculine-feminine, singular]…
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indésirable, non souhaité…
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