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Finally, patients in the VLCK diet group rated more satisfactory the weight loss intervention they had been allocated to.

On every occasion, the more satisfactory the appearance, the better the story read, and I still haven't quite figured out how that works.

Compared with the results of the original design, the multi-objective optimization results are more satisfactory, the volume of tube bundle is increased by 6.49%, meanwhile the total annual cost is decreased by 71.46% and exhaust pressure drop is reduced by 27.6%.

The larger the number of wild bootstrap datasets, the more satisfactory the estimate of a statistic will be.

Whilst formaldehyde is thought to be more satisfactory, the tendency of this fixative to trigger retraction of cells' cytoskeletal protrusions urges for caution [4].

We also found that for the subgraph with k scale, when upper limit value of ε and θ is ln k k - 1)), the number of recognized clusters and results of cluster are more satisfactory (the frequent probability subgraph recognized contains probability motif with smaller number of clusters).

In general, the commonly accepted indication is a postoperative flexion inferior to 90° at 6 weeks, and the earlier this manipulation is performed, the more satisfactory is the result as showed by Daluga [30].

"Nothing has been more satisfactory in the course of the war", opined the Economist magazine on 12 June 1915", "than the steady refusal of Lord Kitchener to destroy the grand moral force of voluntary service by acceding to the social and newspaper pressure which has been put upon him to begin compulsion".

Yet it would be more satisfactory for the reader if the authors not only asserted that the public has these properties and that a part of it, the groups, have them, as well, but also provided a brief justification.

Compared with the results of [1], our central limit theorems are more satisfactory in the sense that the normal random variables in our theorems are non-degenerate.

The fixed time point strategy seems generally more satisfactory for the proportional hazards and the late difference scenarios.