Overall, the results of our study support the results of previous studies indicating a more or less unsatisfactory publication policy in NIS protocols, as already reported by Windeler and colleagues and de Mey in 2000 [ 33, 34].
From the early days of NMR spectroscopy it has been recognized that for some nuclei, in particular the proton, large gains in resolution could be achieved if the effects of homonuclear spin spin couplings could be suppressed, but for many years all the methods proposed proved more or less unsatisfactory.
If not, the Cinematic model itself would be less than fully unsatisfactory, even if it could provide a credible account of our short-term experience of motion and change.
The first type of question had responses on two different, four- or five-point Likert scales ("very satisfactory", "satisfactory", "less satisfactory", and "unsatisfactory", or "always", "often", "sometimes", "rarely", and "never", both with a "don't know" option).
This session was less hurried but still unsatisfactory.
He described the measure as "deeply unsatisfactory" but "less bad than the alternatives".
In the vast majority of these states, the percentage of teachers rated Unsatisfactory remains less than 1%.
Ideal the novel, which Rand herself set aside as unsatisfactory, is less polished than the stage version, and, despite flashes of Randian flair, there is evidence that the author was still struggling to find her voice.
Of the 966 students who rated their academic achievement in the last semester, less than 2% reported unsatisfactory performance.
Wiggins admits anything less than victory will be unsatisfactory.
The long term stability of the electrodes covered with oxide layers of thickness less than 103 Å is unsatisfactory.
