Sentence examples for satisfactorily established from inspiring English sources

It turns out that there is some bad blood between Joe's dad and Alice's dad, but this Capulet/Montague idea is neither satisfactorily established nor plausibly resolved.

It was never satisfactorily established whether a single psychopath or a group of copycat murderers were behind the crimes, although various arrests were made.

The role of the ocelli and/or extraoptic and extracephalic photoreceptors is not satisfactorily established, or is still open to question.

The origins or mechanisms leading to this increase, despite having been observed in a variety of tests, are not satisfactorily established.

At first, accuracy of the numerical solutions obtained for the dynamic stress concentration factor (DSCF) and for the diffracted displacement wave field is satisfactorily established.

Now there are some who maintain that not only the bodies in motion but that which contains them is pure fire, and the interval between the earth and the stars air: but if they had considered what is now satisfactorily established by mathematics, they might have given up this puerile opinion.

It is easy to say that Boswell was seeking a filial relationship he could not satisfactorily establish with his curmudgeonly and puritanical father.

Moreover, we find no sufficient ground for disturbing the finding of the District Court that the evidence did not satisfactorily establish what any warehouseman, individual or corporate, lost by reason of the prescribed scale of charge in contradistinction to its effect upon the warehousemen as a group.

[ Based on high and moderate quality randomised controlled trials, case series, and the GDG's opinion] For people with satisfactorily controlled established disease offer review appointments at a suitable frequency and location, ensuring that they know when and how to get rapid access to specialist care, have access to additional visits for disease flare-ups, and have ongoing drug monitoring.

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) guidelines for RA recommend that people with satisfactorily controlled established RA should be able to review the frequency of their appointments at a location suitable to them and in addition, make sure they have access to additional visits for disease flares and know when and how to get rapid access to specialist care [ 1].

In many cases of fraud it would be otherwise impossible satisfactorily to establish the true nature and character of the act.' Many other authorities might be cited to the same purport.