Sentence examples for satisfactory cases from inspiring English sources

Following the cumulative density function of the Gaussian distribution (cumulative Gaussian distribution), [33] the percentage of satisfactory cases should be proportional to the interval size.To test this hypothesis, the percentages of predicted bioactivities for which the experimental values were within the confidence intervals were compared to the size of these intervals (Figure 3).

He dealt extensively with the difficult North-Korean and Iranian issues, as well as the more satisfactory cases of South Africa, Argentina and Brazil.

Adherence of full participants to the scheduled repeats was very satisfactory (cases 89%, controls 83%).

"Bradley hasn't made a satisfactory case to New York," he said.

Arageorgis, Earman and Ruetsche (2003) argue that Minkowski and Rindler (or Fulling) quantization do not constitute a satisfactory case of physically relevant UIRs.

This is especially so for process-oriented case-based reasoning, where more expressive case representations are generally used and, in our opinion, actually required for satisfactory case adaptation.

Although, this approach might be satisfactory in cases the signals are separable in the feature space, this approach seems to be too optimistic in applications where an overlap exists between different classes.

Although, this approach might be satisfactory in cases that the signals can be assumed to be completely separable in the feature space, and it seems to be too optimistic in applications where a natural and unavoidable overlap exists between different classes.

He conceded that such a hypothesis would be most satisfactory for cases where a very rare inversion suddenly started increasing, such as the rises of TL and PP of D. pseudoobscura mentioned above, since high frequencies of inversion homozygotes would undermine the structural stability of the new adaptive complex.

This percentage would have been satisfactory in case of infectious diseases but in case of a birth control vaccine, it has to be effective in >90 95% of recipients in order to be acceptable.

For older individuals, in whom a satisfactory clinical case definition is lacking, the surveillance case definition was based on that described by the British Thoracic Society [ 17]. * Measured over one minute: > 60 if < 2 months of age; > 50 if 2-11 mofths of age; > 40 if 11-59 mofths of age.