Sentence examples for potentially satisfactory from inspiring English sources

Hence, different compromise solutions including the design that best represents the outcome that the designer considers potentially satisfactory are obtained in an efficient manner.

The use of either lower plasticizer concentration or corn zein lamination gave rise to potentially satisfactory vacuum thermoformed containers with acceptable resistance and stability.

A comprehensive trial model for the wall-pressure spectrum based on source models yielding this character is proposed and viewed as potentially satisfactory in all wavenumber domains from the acoustic to the convective.

The situation with the endogenous interpretation (mathematical objects as global equivalence classes) is potentially more satisfactory.

The developed approach was applied to seven SUBs from different vendors and production dates facilitating the identification of potentially non-satisfactory films for cultivation of CHO cell lines under process conditions.

This reorganization is suggested to encourage potentially incomplete, but satisfactory recovery.

Other optimizations were introduced based on the assumption that alignments not meeting the input requirements could be discarded: newly filled squares were evaluated in terms of their accumulated gaps and mismatches to ensure that they could potentially generate a satisfactory alignment.

In the light of the poor real-space resolution of the experimental data versus the complexity of the final structure, even a satisfactory Rietveld refinement potentially leaves some room for uncertainty regarding the details of the crystal structure.

Although the performance of the presented model was satisfactory, it might potentially be improved by including neuro-imaging biomarkers other than lumen size, location, Fisher grade on plain CT scan, and vasospasm on angiography.

DAYAS rated weekly (including DAYAS-P and DAYAS-T for both externalising symptoms and potentially medication-related symptoms) has satisfactory reliability, as assessed by internal consistency or test retest stability.

2 The success of the TTP is potentially hindered by the absence of satisfactory guidelines, and relies on a range of practice staff (including those without clinical expertise), external groups in laboratory and hospital settings, and patients.