Sentence examples for satisfactorily evidence from inspiring English sources

"This came through direct and critical commentary, and did not satisfactorily evidence neutrality or impartiality".

The model was also found to be working satisfactorily as evidenced with average relative error of 0.352 and sum square error of 10.065 during testing phase to predict the biosorption efficiency with reasonable accuracy.

The design of reciprocating compressor systems is a complex topic, and many installations fail to perform satisfactorily, as evidenced by excessive horsepower consumption and overall adjacent system piping vibration, due to inadequate pipe sizes, gas pulsations and/or gas surge volumes.

Explicit reasoning and justification are necessary when interventions are being considered that are not substantiated by any satisfactorily conclusive scientific evidence.

Like other GLP-1 agents [ 72, 73], liraglutide increases heart rate, an observation that has not been satisfactorily explained, but evidence suggests it is not associated with an increase in arrhythmias or hypertension.

The anomalous effects of nanocrystalline powder alloying could not be explained satisfactorily by the microstructural evidence obtained by the use of optical and scanning electron microscopy, and X-ray diffraction.

Just as troubling, a series of "expert" evaluations (pdf) undertaken at the EU's behest concludes that the system is working satisfactorily, when there is ample evidence that is not.

This discrepancy is because scientific evidence has not satisfactorily justified the use of these criteria in cancer staging.

The current body of evidence does not satisfactorily resolve the question of whether the duration of cold spells results in an added effect beyond the effect predicted from the temperature mortality functions.

No hypothesis offered to date satisfactorily explains all of the existing evidence: "The money continues to resist all natural explanations for how it arrived on Tena Bar".

Mr Brennan insisted that the government was right to retain the law "in the absence of evidence it is not working satisfactorily".