Sentence examples for satisfactorily leading from inspiring English sources

For several examples of the preparation of supported catalysts, the expert system behaved very satisfactorily, leading to the preparation parameters closely in agreement with those in practice.

"If that is the case, and I am fairly confident it is, then that issue will be satisfactorily resolved". Bernard Jenkin, a leading Tory Brexiteer, said: "The purpose of this amendment is to avoid needless division over matters of detail when we should be supporting the PM.

Langmuir model was able to satisfactorily describe the experimental results leading to a qm = 56 mg/g.

In other words, there should be a minimum and sufficient temporal metric resolution required to satisfactorily represent the dance style, leading to the optimal similarity between synthesized and captured dances.

However, only half of the mutations that required author contact were satisfactorily resolved by these means, leading to their inclusion in HGMD; the ~2 % of unresolved missense/nonsense mutations will not be entered into HGMD unless or until the nature or precise location of the mutation(s) in question is determined to the satisfaction of the HGMD curators.

Most of the broadcast networks are satisfactorily portraying gays and lesbians on television, a leading media advocacy group said in a report released on Thursday.

Train track interaction has been extensively studied in the last 40 years at least, leading to modelling approaches that can deal satisfactorily with many dynamic problems arising at the wheel/rail interface.

Train track interaction has been extensively studied in the last 40 years at least, leading to modelling approaches that can deal satisfactorily with many dynamic problems arising at the wheel rail interface.

Admitting that house prices were already rising "appreciably more rapidly" than had been expected, Weale said there was a risk that "if the mortgage-guarantee element of Help to Buy is not priced satisfactorily, it will add to demand while supply is weak, leading to increased pressure on prices".

'The only way, it seems, that an English novelist can write satisfactorily about the English present,' Sebastian Faulks, one of our leading historical novelists, told me at the time, 'is to do so in a surreal way, as Martin Amis did in Money If an English novelist writes realistically about the present the result is usually banal, uninteresting or reads like a style piece.

A model based conceptually on the initial attachment of water to the polymeric structure (causing weight increase) followed by chain segment separation and subsequent leaching (leading to weight decrease) was developed and explains satisfactorily the overall behaviour.