Sentence examples for satisfactorily conducted from inspiring English sources

After the election, the Chief Electoral Officer reported to the Speaker of the House of Commons that "the general election appears to have been satisfactorily conducted in accordance with the procedure in the Canada Elections Act".

The copolymerization of (R -1 with (S)-1 was also conducted to obtain the copolymeR -1atisfactorily.

All DUP interviews are conducted by graduate research psychologists, who have satisfactorily completed five DUP calculations, reproducing scores pre-defined by trainers [ 18].

To validate the model and approach, experiments are conducted which show that the predicted temperatures are satisfactorily consistent with the experimental data.

In order to be able to conduct negotiations satisfactorily, he found it necessary to study the Maori's mythology, to which they made frequent reference.

The Accident Investigation Board found that the metro had conducted insufficient testing of the braking system on steep slippery lines, had not adjusted the brakes satisfactorily, and had not maintained the trains and tracks sufficiently.

However, a national study conducted by Rifka Annisa (a non-government organization) in 2008 revealed that this Act had not been satisfactorily implemented and therefore not well understood by ordinary people (29).

Mentees conducted self and peer skills assessments on a day-to-day basis using learning guides and checklist, and used logbooks to record which competencies were completed satisfactorily.

The findings were based on data derived from a prospective study conducted by the U.S. National Institutes of Health and the American Association of Retired Persons, using a cohort of > 285,000 men and > 188,000 women between 50 and 71 years of age, who had satisfactorily responded to a self-administered food frequency questionnaire.

Some argue that it is unethical to conduct a clinical trial that cannot satisfactorily answer the basic question of safety and efficacy.

INESSS does not conduct the economic assessment when the clinical effectiveness is not satisfactorily established.