Sentence examples for may be satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

Some results may be satisfactorily explained in terms of the intrinsic surface disorder model.

Results indicate that microstructural effects on the strength of hardmetals may be satisfactorily rationalized following the referred criterion.

Gov. Pedro Rosello of Puerto Rico sent a letter last week to Attorney General Janet Reno requesting that she investigate whether the custody case "may be satisfactorily resolved at the federal level".

Although some simple erosive processes like soil creep or tillage redistribution may be satisfactorily described by linear diffusive equations, the complexity of erosion phenomena requires the use of more complete nonlinear equations.

After that, a recommendation for the ideal storage conditions of dental adhesives may be satisfactorily obtained.

The results showed that the key characteristics of the frequency-dependent AF may be satisfactorily reproduced with a limited number of site proxies.

The individual components in the data jigsaw may all be satisfactorily protected under whatever regulatory regime is finally agreed in Brussels.

The question that may never be satisfactorily answered is whether Paisley was the chief fomenter of Protestant alarm, or merely a larger-than-life reflection of it.

The 31-year-old "high-flier" who was possessed of "tremendous technical ability" left a puzzle that may never be satisfactorily solved.

A low RC based network, on the other hand, would offer more coverage of the region, but the covered region may not be satisfactorily represented.

Stating that this could not be definitively established and that the case may never be satisfactorily explained, Wilcox also lamented that the "unusual circumstances" – Williams's body was found in a padlocked holdall in the bath of his London flat – had immediately generated "endless [media] speculation" about his personal life, to the dismay of his family.