Sentence examples for satisfactorily assessing from inspiring English sources

According to the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (Icai), which investigates taxpayer-funded UK aid, DfID staff in conflict-affected areas are satisfactorily assessing and mitigating the risk of aid misuse.

Overall, the scale presented here may prove useful for satisfactorily assessing, in Turkish, the harmony in life of the university students.

However, the combined effect on mortality of these two conditions has not been satisfactorily assessed in previous studies.

Results show that CSAs of palm and sisal fibre bundles can be satisfactorily assessed by a circular model with minimal data processing, whereas hemp, flax and nettle fibre bundles require specific data filtering due to partial splicing, and can be better assessed by an elliptic model.

This study further proposes that when topsoil aggregates are characterized by high silt and smectite contents the use of wet sieving and raindrop impact tests or simple indices such as StI and CI can satisfactorily assess the susceptibility to seal formation.

Although future studies on different types of soils and vegetable species or on soil sampling procedures in field conditions are necessary, the effective concentrations can satisfactorily assess metals bioavailability in soils, even in field conditions.

Data suggest that FORT can satisfactorily assess the level of oxidative radicals in whole blood [ 10].

Any single application of these imaging tools cannot satisfactorily assess the gastric cancer lymph node status.

But several imaging techniques which are commonly used in stomach cannot satisfactorily assess the gastric cancer lymph node status.

This may partly be explained by the fact that the residents did not register the aorta as assessed unless the entire length of the aorta was satisfactorily assessed.

To date, no studies have satisfactorily assessed the relative importance of the myogenic response in maintaining CBF in vivo because the cerebrovascular bed cannot be easily isolated from all other exogenous physiologic influences (e.g. neural, metabolic).