Tracking shipments by email or mobile phone, and requesting notifications on the movement of each one, will alert the business sender to potential problems, while a follow-up email to each customer to confirm that the shipment was delivered satisfactorily will enhance the firm's reputation.
Therefore, these experimental results validate that the proposed method satisfactorily enhances the visual quality of LDR images in terms of dynamic range compression and local contrast enhancement as we expected.
This could be done satisfactorily by manual selection in many cases but the development of an automated system would further enhance the potential of this meter.
In neocortical epilepsies not satisfactorily responsive to systemic antiepileptic drug therapy, local application of antiepileptic agents onto the epileptic focus may enhance treatment efficacy and tolerability.
But the (assumed) justice of the conviction can be explained satisfactorily neither by recourse to the principle of autonomy (as the victim consented to the beatings), nor to the principle of welfare (if this really was the best way to end the blight that alcoholism had become on Mrs Brown's life it would arguably enhance her welfare).
The results show that the membrane-based technique is a semi-quantitative assay that correlates satisfactorily to the gold standard when enhanced by the use of fluorescence and subsequent semi-quantitative analysis.
We speculate that because these participants had more flexible time to care for themselves and may already have been adhering to their medication satisfactorily, they did not perceive that the SMS intervention enhanced their medication adherence.
Are we really going to feel, when all of this is over, that it was enhanced by the story of the green-glove man, or that it dealt satisfactorily with that glass box in New York City?
This fact that reducing the frequency of feedback related to performance enhances motor skills learning has been described previously [ 54] and has not yet been satisfactorily explained.
