The phrase "a satisfactory evidence" is not correct in English; it should be "satisfactory evidence" without the article "a." You can use "satisfactory evidence" when discussing proof or information that meets a certain standard of adequacy or acceptability.
Example: "The researcher presented satisfactory evidence to support her hypothesis during the conference."
Alternatives: "adequate evidence" or "sufficient evidence."
We are compelled to say that we do not see any satisfactory evidence of an attempt to commit a fraud, and still less of its consummation.
However, there was a lack of satisfactory evidence of structural validity for ICOAP and KOOS.
It is proposed to limit admission to the status to persons Who have taken the degree of B..A. at Oxford; or who, if they come from another university, have taken a four years' course and a degree, and have produced satisfactory evidence of their fitness to pursue a course of.
The record discloses a striking absence of satisfactory evidence of the actual cost of the company's properties; its funded indebtedness; the actual investments of stockholders in the company; profits in past years; and the percentage of past profits to actual investment.
Eligibility for the exit examination of the national College of Family Physicians, to qualify as a consultant family physician, requires completion of three years of supervised clinical training in a registrar post in one of these complexes and submission of a portfolio of learning with satisfactory evidence of learning.
But the guidelines include a significant ambiguity: "An individual who is already enrolled in Medicaid will remain eligible if he or she showed a good-faith effort to present satisfactory evidence of citizenship and identity, even if this effort takes longer than 45 days".
Financial constraints are driving a clinical practice that is lacking satisfactory evidence.
Verbal responses of mothers regarding vaccine receipt without documentation on a vaccination card were not considered satisfactory evidence of their infant being fully immunized.
He does not refute the existence of such a lesion, but contends that no satisfactory evidence has been submitted that this lesion is the primary developmental fault".
This case report provides satisfactory evidence that LIPUS and an Ilizarov ring fixator are successful for managing diaphyseal fractures in Alagille syndrome.
