Sentence examples for be satisfactory at the from inspiring English sources
Successful union was obtained in 3 months and the clinical follow-up continues to be satisfactory at the latest follow-up at 18 months.
The design dimension may not be satisfactory at the final stage due to the welding during the assembly stage, leading to cutting or adding the components in large structure constructions.
Reasonable qualitative agreement is obtained between theoretical and observed sound intensity distribution, but the local reaction model of the splitter is found not to be satisfactory at the lower frequencies.
Two types of solar collector are determined to be satisfactory at the selected operating temperature of 170 °C: (1) compound parabolic concentrator with high concentration ratio (10+) and automatic tilt adjustment, and (2) evacuated (0.001 atm) flat panel, similar to atmospheric pressure versions employed for domestic water heating.
Overall, completion rates were satisfactory at the different visits, and were >80% for both questionnaires and for treatment groups.
Finally, when the performance is satisfactory, at the deployment stage the model has to be deployed to perform the classification of images without annotation.
In fact, the ROC curve gave an AUC that was not particularly high (0.62 ± 0.09), which implies that the sensitivity and specificity of the score would not be satisfactory at any point on the curve.
Although it is an optical method, the resolution can be satisfactory at sub-micrometer scale [39].
The sensor performance was found to be satisfactory at both room temperature and 77 K and linearly for long-range displacement of 550 mm with 14 pm/mm sensitivity and 0.142 mm accuracy.
The status of snow sheep appears to be satisfactory at present, with a population of about 90,000 head, although any increased level of hunting (such as intensive poaching) would quickly lead to a decline.
The IAA said it had conducted an annual review of the aircraft certifications in April/May 2015 and found "all certifications were satisfactory at that point in time".
