Sentence examples for not satisfactorily support from inspiring English sources

Retrieval-based planning, predicated on rigid predefined boundaries of part families, does not satisfactorily support this changeable manufacturing environment.

Furthermore, the construction of such queries is currently not satisfactorily supported by user-friendly tools.

This pattern was essentially retained, though not satisfactorily supported, when more globins from distantly related eukaryotes were included in the analysis (results not shown).

Palafox and Rosenberg (1951, 1952) observed that oven-dried or sun-dried cow manure, when substituted for mash, satisfactorily supported egg production and reproduction, but not at the 15% level.

"If I determine that our concerns are not satisfactorily dealt with during the passage of the Bill, then we will be unable to support a timetable that puts the Bill on the Statute Book by December this year," Burnham added.

"If I determine that our concerns are not satisfactorily dealt with during the passage of the Bill, then we will be unable to support a timetable that puts the Bill on the Statute Book by December this year," Burnham added.

Their conclusion was supported by the consensus statement of the International Psychogeriatric Association that generic HRQoL index measures, such as the EQ-5D, are not satisfactorily validated in dementia and that this called into question previous health economic analyses [ 14].

Current indicators do not satisfactorily predict CM.

Eventually you have to conclude that Mr. Blessing himself has not satisfactorily worked out its meaning.

"This came through direct and critical commentary, and did not satisfactorily evidence neutrality or impartiality".

He does not satisfactorily explain why England excited unbalanced attackers rather than efficient, politically motivated regicides.