Sentence examples for rather satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

The first ANN predicted BOD removal rather satisfactorily and the second one examined resulted in even better predictions.

The first model could predict TN removal rather satisfactorily (R2 = 0.53), and the second resulted in even better predictions (R2 = 0.69).

In addition, the hardness of BFO thin films appears to follow the Hall Petch equation rather satisfactorily, and the Hall Petch constant of 43.12 GPa nm1/2 suggests the effectiveness of grain boundary in inhibiting the dislocation movement in BFO thin films.

Why Cuba should be the lone exception unworthy of engagement rather than isolation is never satisfactorily exchanged.

Although, socio-dental indicators have been reported to perform satisfactorily as un-weighted rather than as weighted scores [ 8, 9], the individually sensitive weighting system of the OIDP gives prominence and increased validity to the views of the respondents [ 10].

"Although we used a standard measure, it only satisfactorily taps into the economic rather than the social dimension of political ideology".

Despite the fact that YN and MYN do not perform satisfactorily when target sequences are rather short, MYN is less biased than YN for most of the parameter settings.

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

It never has been satisfactorily explained why three points equal 40 rather than 45.

That sort of diversification and non-specialisation can lead to a musician being satisfactorily skilled in a variety of areas rather than super-proficient in one.

Both methods seek to identify robust rather than optimal decisions, where a robust decision works satisfactorily over a broad range of possible futures.