Sentence examples for more satisfactory approach from inspiring English sources
Coalitions, where differences need to be worked at, and dialogue needs to take place to mediate between ideologies, are a far more satisfactory approach in the long run, to elective dictatorship.
A more satisfactory approach, though not without problems, is echo sounding, widely used today, in which a sound pulse travels from the vessel to the ocean floor, is reflected, and returns.
The globally used Together for Short Lives/RCPCH definitions [ 1] offer a more satisfactory approach.
The aim of this paper was to produce a generic electronic taxonomy website and software that can be used for the assignment of bacterial strains to species via the internet and to develop a comprehensive dataset that can form a framework for establishing a more satisfactory approach to prokaryotic taxonomy.
Although the regression analysis used in Study 1 to deal with this problem is perhaps a more statistically satisfactory approach, it does require much larger sample sizes and this could be difficult to achieve using patient samples.
This approach can be used to complement the more usual random effects analysis as a secondary or sensitivity analysis and we consider this approach more satisfactory than performing analyses that simply omit any outliers although these analyses may also be performed if desired.
This is not to say, however, that the two approaches always yield identical assessments of particular causal and counterfactual claims—Woodward, 2003 describes cases in which the two approaches diverge and in which the interventionist approach seems more satisfactory.[4].
But architects, frustrated by a partnership that often demoted the designer to the status of an employee who answered to the builder, are now seizing the initiative, investigating design-build as a more satisfactory -- and satisfying -- approach to their own profession.
The intrasinus approach demonstrated more satisfactory results and could be a viable treatment option.
This model mimics the diffuse form of the human disease (cutaneous sclerosis, pulmonary fibrosis, renal disease, and anti-topoisomerase antibodies) and is a more satisfactory way to test new therapeutic approaches than other models.
Validation between the prediction and the experimental results shows that this combined approach may provide a more satisfactory result in terms of fatigue limit for quick engineering prediction.
