Quantitative analysis based on the whole tuning range of the filtometer and employing partial least squares (PLS) calibration revealed fully satisfactory results with root mean square error of prediction (RMSEP) of 0.03, 0.04 and 0.26% for iso-butane, 1-butene and 1,3 butadiene respectively.
The regulator, already implemented on the engine with fully satisfactory results, has been mounted on the 2003 F1 racing car.
Government statisticians are well aware of this problem, but so far they haven't come up with a fully satisfactory solution.
He even concocts the ruse of the Trojan horse (filled with Greek soldiers), though he adds that he could "never come up with a fully satisfactory reason why the Trojans would blithely drag a suspicious 50-foot-tall wooden statue into their city".
The key issues are whether utilitarian commitment is compatible with a fully satisfactory account of integrity, and if so, whether integrity is of such value and importance that the clash between integrity and utilitarian commitment undermines the plausibility of utilitarian moral theory.
Haldane suspected, along with Pirie, that a fully satisfactory definition of life was impossible, but he asserted that the material definition was a reasonable goal for science.
Given the death rate associated with babesiosis, no treatment is fully satisfactory (3 ).
Although it was reported that TACE was more effective in 3- to 5-cm tumors than in smaller ones, the long-term survival outcomes of patients managed with TACE do not appear fully satisfactory.
Validation of the numerical model with the results of benchmark tests commissioned by ITTC's Specialist Group on Stability demonstrated qualitative, yet not fully satisfactory agreement between numerical and experimental results in line with other predictive tools.
Some advisors recommend different strategies for dealing with this situation, but none are fully satisfactory.
