Sentence examples for may not satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

The SSI was designed to tap suicidal ideation and it may not satisfactorily tap features related with suicidal acts.

In addition, broader terms such as "continental ancestry group" may not satisfactorily capture population differentiation on a sub-continental scale [ 6].

The health system currently in place may not satisfactorily meet the distinct needs of the changing population in the Dongting Lake area; the situation may be further exacerbated by the large population movements that are currently taking place.

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.

Built-up members with battens designed for typical 2 2.5% of axial load may not behave satisfactorily in the presence of lateral seismic loads.

It is also observed that higher order versions of MTrL/MTnL with Lagrangian interpolations may not work satisfactorily and hence spline interpolations are suggested to overcome this problem.

Clinicians should be aware that infection with Salmonella spp. with decreased susceptibility to ciprofloxacin may not respond satisfactorily to this agent (6, 8, 9, 13, 15 ).

As a large number of checklist items may not be satisfactorily answered with a binary response (yes/no), the intermediate category (partial) was included to represent the situation where a review had satisfied some, but not all of the criteria for an individual item.

The performance of the Structured Association method [23] is highly dependent upon the amount and informativeness of ancestry informative markers (AIMs) [24], and the accuracy of inferred individual ancestry is sensitive to the number of pre-assigned subpopulations, which may not always be satisfactorily resolved [25].

[37] Of serious concern, however, is that the selective use of peer-reviewed literature may not be able to satisfactorily ensure the quality of off-label promotion [38] [40], contributing to the problematic oversight of industry's promotional efforts.

PSM is used to address the problem that certain types of mothers may be disproportionately selected into the 'light drinking' group, and that this selection process may not be dealt with satisfactorily by regression-based models.