Sentence examples for has provided satisfactory from inspiring English sources
The ANN based prediction model has provided satisfactory concentrations for all carbohydrates; the obtained response had a maximum NRMSE of 12.4% with a maximum deviation of slopes in the obtained vs. expected comparison graph of 15%.
The current Internet architecture supports best-effort data delivery by default, which has provided satisfactory services for various applications, such as the email and file transfer, to a great extent.
Geoscientists and geostatisticians (Lee and Datta-Gupta 1999; Duval 2002) introduced and applied the concepts of lithofacies, seismic facies, and electrofacies, but none of these techniques has provided satisfactory results in explanation of complex nature of shales and hydraulics of the reservoirs.
However, use of joinpoint regression in this study has provided satisfactory results.
Here, we describe a novel method for producing target cells that has provided satisfactory results in an F-CTL assay we have set up to assess envelope (Env -specific CTL activity in domEnv -specificCTLactivityfree (SPF) cats infectedomesticeline immunodeficiency viruspecific the feline equivalent of HIV.
Preliminary results obtained from the experimental system to test the capability of heat pipe based cold energy storage system have provided satisfactory outcomes and validated the proposed system concept.
Quality of written English: Acceptable The authors have provided satisfactory responses to address all my concerns and I would be happy for the paper to be published now.
In the literature, the double-embedding scheme proposed by Sachnev et al. has provided a satisfactory performance by dividing an image into two sets in a way that the pixels can be predicted in a noncausal way.
None of these models has provided a satisfactory explanation of the LESA, however.
The first category is formed by those procedures, where continuous radiofrequency (RF) has provided us with a satisfactory method, such as the thermocoagulation of the medial branch.
While this approach has provided valuable new insight, it is not satisfactory from a methodological perspective.
