Sentence examples for satisfactorily correct from inspiring English sources

In all the methods presented here, only the TD and ML methods can satisfactorily correct for importation cases.

The compositional adjustment of scores attempted by PSI-BLAST (-t option set to 1) failed to satisfactorily correct for the differences.

However, by using the equivalent geometry modification with adequate parameters, the unwanted mesh-dependency can be satisfactorily corrected.

Among them, 21,105 were satisfactorily corrected with the pipeline and only 643 needed a manual curation.

Exploration of the various lags and dates indicated no consistent bias or pattern that could be satisfactorily corrected via simple adjustments, such as an overall mean onset-to-diagnosis delay.

Nostril stenosis with a circular, linear contracture involving the columella, ala and nostril sill is difficult to correct satisfactorily by W-plasty or Z-plasty alone.

Following a trial reduction to ensure the bearing tracks satisfactorily, a new anatomic bearing of correct size should be inserted.

This in turn informs the modeller's or research funder's decision about whether it is expedient to do the work to make these possible improvements or correct these possible errors in order to satisfactorily address this question about the value of new weed management technologies or practices.

Synthesis was satisfactorily accomplished yielding the final product in radiochemical yields of 20 25% decay corrected at the end of bombardment after a synthesis time of 60 min (n = 5), with a radiochemical purity >99% as determined by analytical HPLC.

In this work, we demonstrate that qMAMBA method can only be satisfactorily applied if the R value derived from the linear regression for the corrected vs. the real methylation values is very close to 1 (> 0.99) and thus, dispersion of estimations from the straight line is small enough to avoid stretches of overlapping values in which methylation differences cannot be accurately calculated (Fig. 2).

"Since the will of the people is the paramount consideration," the judge wrote, "and the purpose of our election laws is to obtain a correct expression of the intent of the voters, where the intention of the voter can be fairly and satisfactorily ascertained, that intention should be given effect.