Sentence examples for satisfactorily close from inspiring English sources

The predicted values were found to be satisfactorily close to the empirical data.

Data agree well far downwind of the building but agree less satisfactorily close to the wall and within the wake zone.

This paper, which illustrates that the model can be used with metal-organic complexes, describes the use of the valence sum rule in detail and shows that the sum of the bond valences around the Cu2+ ion is equal to 1.94 vu, a value that is satisfactorily close to the expected value of 2.00 vu.

As we read, we are frustrated looking forward and forgetful looking backward — episodes open and fail satisfactorily to close, or, when they come back on line, we can no longer remember how they started.

"We may ask the CQC whether they have an appetite for taking on complaints which trusts can't close satisfactorily and then giving the final say to the ombudsman only in really tricky cases".

"From the I.M.F.'s point of view, it's critical that all chapters of the book be not only opened but closed satisfactorily — that means the fiscal commitments, the structural reforms, the financing and the debt sustainability analysis, which we will clearly come back to with additional work to be done in coming days," Ms. Lagarde said.

Therefore, officially they show up as on the reserve list and under the mayor's plan will lose their jobs — jobs they have been doing satisfactorily since their schools closed.

Her poems are frequently humorous; they use clear schemes of rhyme and metre; they can be satisfactorily decoded by the diligent close reader.

The original reason for a Thanksgiving Day has long ago ceased to exist — the Indians have long ago been comprehensively and satisfactorily exterminated and the account closed with Heaven, with the thanks due.

This particular feature of the generalized log-logistic model enables it to handle monotone increasing hazard satisfactorily via κ>1 and γ small (close to zero).

If not satisfactorily resolved, the account was closed or put in the process to be closed as soon as practicable.