Sentence examples for satisfactorily high from inspiring English sources

Rhys Ifans has fun as a lecherous academic whose predatory shtick is skin-crawlingly spot on, and the laugh count is satisfactorily high.

Qatar and 12 other gas-rich nations, including Iran, Egypt, Nigeria and Venezuela, met in April to discuss ways to keep L.N.G. prices satisfactorily high.

The aim of total quality management (TQM) is to offer satisfactorily high quality products to customers for providing increased productivity and decreased costs.

The results suggested that the 2 methods had satisfactorily high detection powers, which reached 100% even when the QTL heritability was 5%.

In fact, though Sotheby's and Christie's both reported stronger than anticipated attendance and sales results at October's decorative arts auctions, the buy-in rate -- the number of lots that the house buys because bidding is not satisfactorily high -- was nearly double last year's at certain sales.

However, the detection rate was still not satisfactorily high.

Protein identification results with statistically significant lower P and E values (<0.00005) and a satisfactorily higher fragment number (at least 10 fragments assigned) were manually validated.

Finally, several numerical simulations are presented to demonstrate the efficacy of the control strategies, showing that the overall motion of the two tasks can be accomplished satisfactorily with high precision.

This review paper deals with the effects of non-Newtonian fermentation broth viscosities on gas liquid mixing and oxygen mass transfer characteristics to provide knowledge for the design and development of gas-lift bioreactors, which can operate satisfactorily with high viscosity fermentation broths.

It became clear that soft switching converters perform satisfactorily at high frequencies in reducing switching losses, decreasing the inductor and capacitor size, and increasing efficiency.

One of the applications of Ni/MH batteries is actually linked to the military industry and industrial machinery, both of which require rechargeable batteries to work satisfactorily at high temperatures (from 313 to 353 K) [10, 11].