Sentence examples for no unsatisfactory from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the experiments using the ER criterion, the behavior of the models in the plateau, regarding the optimized point of switch, is within the boundaries of the expected, i.e. there is no unsatisfactory behavior.

Secondly, we adopted other key assumptions of the prior analysis, including see-and-treat procedures for visual inspection and HPV screening strategies, an assumed sensitivity for CIN2+ for colposcopy, VIA and HPV testing of 100%, 76% and 88%, respectively; and no unsatisfactory visual tests.

We also assessed the impact of assuming perfect colposcopic accuracy for all health states, perfect sensitivity of the screening and diagnostic processes for detection of invasive cancer, no loss to follow-up in the diagnostic process, and no unsatisfactory test results.

Therefore the actors provided feedback following each consultation on whether they felt the physician addressed their issues by scoring 5 questions (such as "I felt the physician understood my issues", "The physician helped me address my issues") as "no", "yes, but unsatisfactory" or "yes".

Restless with an unsatisfactory status quo which no longer serves Britain, people in their tens of thousands turned to Labour as their political party of choice.

If their position in the league is irreparable, one Capital One Cup in two years makes an unsatisfactory return, no matter how impressive the highlights reel.

Their emails throughout were headed 'Waitrose customer feedback' as if the whole affair was of no more consequence than an unsatisfactory purchase from the bakery.

In particular, only one of 143 patients withdrew as a result of an unsatisfactory response, indicating that no general loss of response occurred during long-term treatment.

Salinger authorised no film adaptations of his stories after an unsatisfactory version of his Uncle Wiggily in Connecticut, transformed into My Foolish Heart (1949) by director Mark Robson.

There are no degrees of "unsatisfactory" performance any more, just pass and fail.

This has created what Ken Clarke has rightly called "a highly unsatisfactory no man's land in which cases can be brought but not resolved".