Sentence examples for necessarily satisfactory from inspiring English sources

Our results showed that the performance of the STRATIFY tool was not necessarily satisfactory in a Japanese hospital setting but was similar to that in previous studies [ 30].

However, note that the results are not necessarily satisfactory if the optimization procedure does not work well, or the balance between the average PCC and the area of the bicluster in (Equation 1) is inappropriate.

Owing to the inherent problems, the SDOF analysis can only predict the global responses of glass windows and the predictions are not necessarily always satisfactory.

Although we have been developing a DEM (Distinct Element Method -based Method -basedodel of crowd behavior, this conventional crowd behavior microscopicnot necessarily provide satisfactory agreemodelwith an ofservation in a pedestrian crowding with heavy commute traffic.

Furthermore, if all African doctors returned to their home countries today, they would not necessarily find satisfactory employment opportunities in cash-strapped health systems.

In studying the A chain of ricin we determined that criteria for comparison of structurally significant regions may not necessarily yield satisfactory R-R correspondences among residues lying in functional regions (Zhou et al. 2005); computations based on strict correspondence between locations of alpha carbons do not always correctly determine R-R correspondences for these residues.

Satisfactory test-retest reproducibility in the laboratory does not necessarily result in satisfactory reproducibility in the field.

Although this indirect controller design is appealing as far as the computational complexity is concerned, it does not necessarily result in satisfactory performance for the original pseudo-hierarchical system.

However, CRT does not necessarily lead to satisfactory treatment outcomes in cases of maxillary sinus cancer (Jang et al, 2010; Kang et al, 2012).

The implication, the researchers from the Royal free Hospital said, was that lack of desire was not necessarily an "obstacle to satisfactory sexual relations".

Furthermore, opting for surgical reconstruction does not necessarily provide patients with satisfactory outcomes.