Sentence examples for satisfactorily measured from inspiring English sources

For example, not many voluntary sustainability standards can do without setting criteria for the production effects on climate, though these effects can hardly be satisfactorily measured at the level of an average producer.

The development of a highly sensitive and reliable liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry method that simultaneously measures a panel of 15 EM in serum [ 7] has facilitated the exploration of the roles of individual EM and of pathways of estrogen metabolism that, until now, have not been satisfactorily measured in large population-based studies.

These results demonstrated that the MI-SVR combination can quite satisfactorily measure the importance of variables, increase interpretability, reduce the risk of overfitting, decrease complexity and generate predictive models for high dimension of variables based on selected features for complicated processing systems.

The results reveal that it can simulate a wide range of nonlinear wave shapes, reproducing satisfactorily the measured nonlinear wave particle velocity.

The GLUE estimates obtained (uncertainty bands 5% and 95%) agreed satisfactorily with measured monthly soil water content during the calibration period (April 2001 December 2002).

Using a preamplifier the sensitivity of DLTS was increased satisfactorily to measure transients of the scanning tip semiconductor junction.

In spite of its simplicity, the interface circuit performs satisfactorily when measuring commercial capacitive humidity sensors (Philips H1 and Humirel HS1101).

Both the revised Piper fatigue scale and functional assessment of cancer therapy-fatigue have been shown to perform satisfactorily in measuring cancer related fatigue.

In order to be able satisfactorily to measure any changes that the program might bring about for families in hospital, it would be useful to have established a baseline from which to measure those changes.

The model reproduced the measured satisfactorily.

In the corresponding results of the barrier distribution in the lower panel of Fig. 1 we are unable to make clear judgment, if our semiclassical calculations are more satisfactorily fitting the measured data than the coupled-channel calculations.