Sentence examples for able to satisfactorily represent from inspiring English sources

The empirical kinetic model proposed is able to satisfactorily represent and predict the experimental data.

The gene signature therefore seemed to satisfactorily represent pimonidazole staining, including its relationship to aggressiveness in the investigation cohort.

However, to date there exists no skin equivalent that might be able to satisfactorily mimic native skin.

"But we decided that we will not be able to satisfactorily demolish every argument raised against whatever it is we propose," he said.

The 2S2P1D Model is found to be able to satisfactorily describe the linear viscoelastic rheological (LVE) properties of binders over a wide range of temperatures and frequencies.

Zacharias states that a coherent worldview must be able to satisfactorily answer four questions: that of origin, meaning of life, morality and destiny.

[37] Of serious concern, however, is that the selective use of peer-reviewed literature may not be able to satisfactorily ensure the quality of off-label promotion [38] [40], contributing to the problematic oversight of industry's promotional efforts.

Attending the training in the beginning of the trial period could have provided the urgent information to be able to satisfactorily finish all measurements long-term.

Although this model represents a huge simplification of the physics of dislocations, the comparison with more sophisticated models shows that it is able to satisfactorily reproduce both the structure of junctions as well as their response to an applied stress.

Results indicate that the models were able to satisfactorily predict the torque measured by the msFBR.

Langmuir model was able to satisfactorily describe the experimental results leading to a qm = 56 mg/g.