Sentence examples for satisfactorily identified from inspiring English sources
But that other theme has never been satisfactorily identified.
The attackers were never satisfactorily identified, but the Russian government blamed radical Chechens and Islamic militants.
The resolved mass spectra were satisfactorily identified using NIST mass spectral search system.
The place of Walther's birth has never been satisfactorily identified, though the title hêr, which he is given by other poets, indicates that he was of knightly birth.
Even though this hummingbird occupies a wide variety of habitats, in both pine and broadleaf forests from sea level up into the mountains, specific factors limiting the range of the species have not been satisfactorily identified.
However, a spokesman for the British transport police told the Guardian: "We were considering exhuming the body, but it is by no means certain that we would get any usable DNA and the body has now been satisfactorily identified". He said that there were further complications as there were two bodies in one grave.
The experimental results show that the presented approach is capable of satisfactorily identifying structural damages and unknown excitations on one hand and significantly mitigating the structural vibration on the other hand.
The foresight approach is defined as a process by which an organization can satisfactorily identify and understand the drivers that impact their long-term futures and that must be considered when making decisions and planning strategies.
The interaction of social and psychological issues with patients' back pain symptoms, was clearly viewed by physiotherapists as increasing the complexity of the patient case, but they felt they lacked the necessary skills with which to satisfactorily identify or address them.
By using optimal pre-processing strategy, SE methods allowed satisfactorily both identifying and quantifying the four surfactants.
The augmented partially replicated design usually performs satisfactorily in identifying truly active effects regardless of whether the effect sparsity principle holds.
