The phrase "are less satisfactory in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the quality or effectiveness of something in a specific context or area.
Example: "The results of the experiment are less satisfactory in terms of accuracy compared to previous studies."
Alternatives: "are not as effective in" or "are inferior in".
However, the results for pH and DP are less satisfactory, in both cases the high RMSEP values indicate that the value of the current best calibrations to preservation is limited.
Overall, a satisfactory predictive accuracy is achieved for some quantities of interest, such as the void fraction and the turbulence and liquid temperature fields, but results are less satisfactory in other areas, more specifically for the average bubble diameter and the mean velocity profiles close to the wall in annular channels.
The results are less satisfactory in patients with RI >0.80.
However, these methods are less satisfactory if we are more interested in the statistical description of fluctuating flow rate.
The strongly majoritarian system of Britain would probably be inappropriate in Switzerland, whereas the consensual arrangements of Switzerland or the Netherlands might be less satisfactory in Britain.
One other event of 1934 was less satisfactory; in 1928, she had married actor Norman Foster, her co-star in "The Barker".
Statistically it was less satisfactory in grade IV knees (59%) compared to other grades.
In the AMR+PLR group, it was less satisfactory in grade III and IV knees compared to earlier grades (Table 2).
Interestingly, it has also been shown, that the control of hyperglycaemia and major CVD risk factors is less satisfactory in women than men [ 39].
Even though most women who experience PLBP/PGP will recover postpartum, self-rated health (SRH) status appear to be less favourable and sexual life was less satisfactory in women with PLBP/PGP 6 months after pregnancy [ 10].
This is compatible with our cross-sectional finding of weaker associations between obesity and branched chain AAs in South Asian men, suggesting that increases in these AA levels may be driven by insulin resistance to a greater extent than obesity in South Asian individuals or that measures of obesity may be less satisfactory in this population.
