Sentence examples for highly satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

This new extraction procedure using pH 5 sodium acetate buffer followed by centrifugation followed by dilution and analysis was then applied to the STX antibody and a single laboratory validation of this SPR method performed highly satisfactorily (Campbell et al. 2010).

Such methods can never satisfactorily represent highly heterogeneous material.

The scolex (head) of certain tapeworms of elasmobranch fishes (e.g., sharks, skates, and rays) is highly specialized and can satisfactorily attach only to the gut of a fish possessing a complementary structure.

The obtained results show that the beam slab layout design task, which is highly heuristic, can be satisfactorily performed by computers.

The biological potential of prostate cancer is highly variable and cannot be satisfactorily predicted by histopathological criteria alone.

Linearization and impulsive control techniques have been satisfactorily used for stabilizing highly nonlinear processes in applications of diverse nature.

In conclusion, a model for the evolution of the virulence of a multihost plant virus, based on a detailed knowledge of the virus biology in its different hosts, was able to explain satisfactorily the emergence of highly virulent genotypes for a focal host and the long-term evolution of virulence over the different hosts.

We compared structure alignments generated by several protein structure comparison programs to determine whether existing methods would satisfactorily align residues at a highly conserved position within an immunogenic loop in ribosome inactivating proteins (RIPs).

The commission sets out sensible recommendations to try to deal with these and other defects in the framework, but it is highly questionable whether most of them could be satisfactorily remedied without changing the whole vision.

It is especially troubling that the inspectors -- who revealed Iran's admission in a new report from the International Atomic Energy Agency -- found traces of highly enriched uranium that have yet to be satisfactorily explained.

It is evident that this equation satisfactorily represents the data for the more highly dried preparations.