Sentence examples for defined as satisfactory from inspiring English sources

Attending at least 20 of a total of 24 sessions was defined as satisfactory adherence.

Excellent and good results were defined as satisfactory, whereas fair and poor results were defined as unsatisfactory.

A ratio of peak areas of the blank sample and the sample containing analytes was defined as satisfactory when its value was below 0.1%%.

PBMS item difficulties between 0.6 and 2.5 (i.e. values within two thirds of the scale range) and standard deviations higher than 0.5 (i.e. half a scale step) were defined as satisfactory.

Acceptability can be defined as, "that quality which makes an object, person, event, or idea attractive or satisfactory" [ 1].

The two items were combined in a new dichotomous variable defined as 'satisfactory', if both items were classified as 'satisfactory', and defined as 'not satisfactory' if one or both items were classified 'not satisfactory'.

Energy efficient building is defined as achieving satisfactory internal environment and service with minimum energy consumption.

For bowel cancer screening, uptake was defined as the satisfactory completion of an FOBT home kit resulting in a laboratory result.

It is paradoxical that the ESHRE-ESGE criteria applied before treatment (internal indentation 6 mm; uterine wall thickness 10 mm) may be an indication for surgery as uterus septate but the identical morphology after hysteroscopic metroplasty has been defined as a satisfactory outcome (Fedele et al., 1996).

Eyes with vision better than 20/60 at the glasses appointment (6 weeks) were defined as having a satisfactory grade of vision.

Potable or drinking water is defined as having a satisfactory quality in terms of its physical, chemical, and bacteriological parameters so that it can be securely used for drinking and cooking.