Sentence examples for difference between the satisfied from inspiring English sources

However, numbers of sources of breast cancer knowledge show no significant difference between the satisfied group and the less satisfied group.

The Queen's personal rating, measured as the difference between the proportion satisfied and the proportion dissatisfied with the way she is doing her job, has not been measured since 2006, but the established trend at that point was running strongly in her favour – the score was +78 percentage points.

4.2, the difference between the results Largely Satisfied and Reasonably Satisfied for the requirement "The projects are satisfactorily characterized" are the words some and many.

In addition, this paper incorporates a model predictive control methodology to obtain the behavior of the storages and orders of the supply chain; where the objective function is the difference between the required and satisfied demands in the markets.

A detailed analysis of how the two protagonists think about the equation helps us to see the difference between what satisfies our biologist and what our physicist wants.

Then the difference between the two solutions satisfies overline{u}_{t}-varepsilon(t)Deltaoverline{u}_{t}- Deltaoverline {u}+lambdaoverline{u}=f u_{1} -f u_{2}), with initial datum (u(tau)=u_{1} -f u_{2}2}(tau)).

The TOST procedure assesses if the difference between the (logarithmic) averages satisfies the regulatory criterion for bioequivalence (Eqs.  1, 2).

The proposed approach is based on iterative procedures until the difference between subsequent solutions satisfies the pre-determined termination criteria.

Otherwise, if the angular speed difference between the SG and the PV-VSG satisfies the following relation |ω AB | < 0.001pu, the virtual inertia of the PV-VSG J vsg  = 20pu.

It is social equality -- of a sort: instead of reducing differences between the classes, we are satisfied to see them shopping in the same discount store.

The difference between the gentleman and the common person lies not in their desires, but in the actions they take to satisfy their desires.