Sentence examples for be satisfactory for a from inspiring English sources

And if the Gates had been fashioned from solid gold, which might be more beautiful to the eyes of a miser, and in general more magnificent, this would not be satisfactory for a draughtsman, since a bronze without a patina will be filled with reflections and false lights which only confound one's sight".

The formulation and analytical procedures were found to be satisfactory for a formulation prepared at 1.00 mg/mL in acetone which could be used for a flow through test in the ecotoxicology study.

The applicability of the present model is justified by fitting it to the available experimental data reported in the literature, and its performance is found to be satisfactory for a wide range of operating conditions.

This performance would be satisfactory for a practical use, the number of false positives being around 1.5 per month.

A sample size of 1200 patients was assumed to be satisfactory for a two-sided test assuming the proportion of dental care utilization in the previous 2 years to be 0.15 and 0.20 in patients with respectively low- and high education, a significance level of 5% and a power of 95%.

It cannot be satisfactory for an advanced economy like the UK to be relying on polluting, carbon-intensive 50-year-old coal-fired power stations.

The follicular response was considered to be satisfactory for an adequate yield of GCs when there were at least 10 follicles of at least 13 mm diameter present on the transvaginal ultrasound scan on the last day of stimulation, of which at least 3 follicles were ≥17 mm in diameter.

However, the calculation is satisfactory for a percentage of fiber equal to 0.31 %.

The evaluation performance is satisfactory for a variety of different cracks.

The Spearman-Brown Coefficient was 0.7, which was satisfactory for a person-based questionnaire (Rust and Golombok [1999], p214).

This was satisfactory for a sustainable development where the energy consumption growth rate was reasonably lower than the GDP growth rate.