Sentence examples for quite satisfactorily from inspiring English sources
The result has been quite satisfactorily brought out.
Quite satisfactorily, many of the predicted compounds were verified experimentally.
Calculated breakthrough curves could simulate the experimental ones quite satisfactorily.
The theoretical prediction compared quite satisfactorily with the experimental data.
The clamour fades as overwhelming emotions and unfocused thoughts fail to resolve quite satisfactorily into words.
The first model predicted the removal quite satisfactorily and the second resulted in even better predictions.
Not all our encounters with service providers end quite so satisfactorily.
So this week's topic, and all of its related themes – solitude, separation, change, perspective, may also have struck a real or metaphorical suspended chord – not quite landing satisfactorily, not quite saying goodbye, and still awaiting that final note of resolution.
Thus, with the small number of L + 1 samples used, the LS estimator Ĥ k is expected to perform not quite so satisfactorily, though perfectly workable.
Decca's moral courage is present also, less appetisingly, in Diana, whom Lovell never quite pins down satisfactorily.
We demonstrate that our computational scheme is quite simple yet satisfactorily reproduces the experimental results for the photocurrent enhancement in solar cells with metal nanoparticle surface decorations.
