Sentence examples for a satisfactory method of from inspiring English sources

Taking oral history can indeed be a satisfactory method of determining the chronology of late 19th-century houses, but earlier than that, it is almost useless.

"We have long pointed out that the BCS is not a satisfactory method of recording crime". Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, said it was "obvious that the official statistics on crime do not paint the full picture".

The integrated methylation/mRNA expression analysis we are reporting was performed using transcriptome data from the 32 samples (16 HNSCC and 16 UPPP) accrued at Hopkins because we did not find a satisfactory method of combining GeneST1.0 and Human Exon 1.0ST array data.

The superficial temporal artery frontal branch island flap is a satisfactory method for the repair of a defect secondary to a BCC of the lower eyelid.

Our study demonstrates that the SE-NPs could be a satisfactory method for the preparation of gelatinase-responsive NPs for intelligent delivery of Sal.

The great number of surgical techniques experimented illustrates the difficulty to find a satisfactory method for the treatment of these recurrent dislocations.

A key limitation of pre-clinical and clinical development of advanced cellular therapies is lack of a satisfactory method for tracking these cells over sufficiently long periods of time.

This system of 23 post-natal neurological and physical criteria has been validated for other populations [ 26, 27] and has been found to be a satisfactory method for the estimation of gestational age in Aboriginal neonates [ 28].

In summary, conventionally calibrated SEC is a satisfactory method to characterize SCNP via interpretation of comparative shifts in retention time.

To conclude, it seems that this kind of intervention is a satisfactory method to provide patients with information and knowledge about IBS, as well as an opportunity for IBS patients to share experiences with each other.

"It is believed that the present practice of eliminating procedural problems only after unhurried study and consideration by the Council, publication of its research in a printed form, and consideration and evaluation by the Bar Associations and Legislature, is a sufficiently satisfactory method of dealing with procedural problems at this time and is justified by the results.