Sentence examples for satisfactory capabilities for from inspiring English sources

When AR was 0.016 m3 h−1, the most appropriate removal of COD, NH+4-N and TP were 96%, 97% and 74% with the effluent of 14.3, 1.7 and 0.7 mg L−1, respectively, which showed satisfactory capabilities for rural domestic wastewater treatment.

A "power-law threshold" breakage model was found to provide a satisfactory capability for predicting the breakage of the whey protein precipitate particles.

More interested, the per-hydroxylated pillar[5]arene decorated graphene exhibits satisfactory capability of molecular recognition for dopamine, ascorbic acid and uric acid.

The prescription of Yiqihuoxue formula provided by the Shanghai TCM-integrated Hospital has been shown a satisfactory capability of attenuating SSc-associated fibrosis in clinical applications.

Forty-seven respondents had a moderate to satisfactory capability to search and obtain continuous care for themselves (self-care agency).

The simulation results demonstrate that the MSHIM control system has satisfactory regulation capability for the CPR1000 reactor core in these operational transients with no actuation of the protection system and certain safety margins.

In females, HDL displayed a satisfactory predictive capability for MS with an AUC which was significantly higher than the one in males (0.785 vs. 0.676, respectively, p < 0.05).

Variables with AUCs≥0.800 were considered as having satisfactory predictive capability for the presence of MS. We used the algorithms of Hanley and McNeil for comparison of AUCs derived from different samples [ 7] or from the same sample [ 8].

The low resistance state maintained around 103 Ω magnitude, and the high resistance state kept on 105 Ω level, indicating a satisfactory data resolution capability for random access memory application.

B. Upgrading Capabilities for Reporting on Fisheries Statistics.

However, the situation is less than satisfactory regarding the predictive capability for short-term and day-to-day variabilities, which is to be expected because the nature of the corresponding driving sources originating from above and below (as mentioned earlier) are not easily tractable.