Sentence examples for able to provide acceptable from inspiring English sources
Describing the situation as "extreme", the OMAS report went so far as to warn that the Romanian government would not be able to provide "acceptable standards of care and development for the children for at least the next decade".
The results indicate that both versions of soil-temperature module are able to provide acceptable predictions of temperature in different layers of the soil during non-winter seasons.
This paper presents a new adaptive power system stabiliser able to provide acceptable damping over a wide range of operating points.
These experiments indicated that the GFM is able to provide acceptable results (r2 > 0.80) when >500 data points are used in model parameterization.
This paper uses the Quantitative Feedback Theory (QFT) to design a new robust PSS for multi-machine power systems able to provide acceptable damping over a wide range of operating points.
Current applications in buildings of structural glass elements often require design rules and formulations able to provide acceptable predictions for phenomena complex to describe, which generally depend on combination of several geometrical and mechanical aspects.
Then, with H.264 coding, the decoder is no longer able to provide an acceptable quality, whereas with SVC we observe only a limited quality decrease.
In conclusion, direct transmission may not be able to provide an acceptable transmission performance in UWB-based WBANs except in the along-torso scenario.
The results showed that the ANN model used was able to provide an acceptable prediction of the operational cost of the GSHP-PVT system.
However, when high priority classes are used to transmit interference traffic, the RT communication is severely impacted by the network utilization, since EDCA is not able to provide an acceptable service differentiation.
Bypass air control appears to be a good option for adoption as it is able to provide an acceptable humidity over a wide range of load conditions without having to affect the air movement within the space.
