There are currently no drugs that can satisfactorily replace artemisinins.
No single explanation can satisfactorily account for this phenomenon.
There are a good few years after parturition when you can satisfactorily exploit this.
From then onward, successive phases in the evolution of Sumerian art can satisfactorily be studied.
But nothing can satisfactorily explain what Duch has done, or tell us whether you and I would have done it in his place.
"There is not a bank in Warsaw which can satisfactorily cope with 200 bank transfers a day," complains the indefatigable Mr Urban of Thomson Polkolor.
The question for people who love and enjoy fashion is whether virtual shows, or expressions of creative ideas via the camera eye, can satisfactorily replace live shows.
The ambition and epic conceit of Kubrick's great sci-fi adventure of 1968 are still breathtaking: perhaps the only work whose great spaces and silences can satisfactorily absorb the Master's tendency to redundancy and longueurs.
If the difference between unproven allegations and, in Ched Evans's case, a formal conviction, can satisfactorily explain this variability in public tolerance, the footballer's supporters are surely entitled to compare his treatment unfavourably with, for example, that of Roman Polanski.
But the profound question that no scientific account can satisfactorily answer is, "Why is this so?" For an answer to the question "Why?," Polkinghorne insists, we are driven by physics beyond physics to metaphysics.
The scolex (head) of certain tapeworms of elasmobranch fishes (e.g., sharks, skates, and rays) is highly specialized and can satisfactorily attach only to the gut of a fish possessing a complementary structure.
