While modest, these rates are now, however, common and satisfactory for community surveys of this type.
Starting in the fall of 2003, Californians who have graduated with grades that place them in the top 12.5percentt of their high school class will be assured of a place at one of the university's eight campuses, though some will first have to achieve satisfactory grades at community college and complete the freshman and sophomore years there.
"It is simply not satisfactory to our community that the protection of innocent, unborn children victimized in this manner and subject to a potential lifetime of disability and hardship relies exclusively on social workers removing the child from the custody of the mother at birth," Harris said in the press release.
The self-report version of SDQ has also shown satisfactory discrimination between community and clinical samples [ 33].
Unfortunately, the struggle between the need to form attachment and the sense of alienation and disconnectedness, typical of personality disorders, often jeopardizes the chances to achieve a meaningful and satisfactory relationship with the community.
The partition at which Q is maximized is regarded as the most satisfactory division of the network into communities, where each community has strong within-community connections and weak between-community connections.
Internal consistency of the measures was satisfactory (Engagement with the gay community: Cronbach's alpha = .76; Engagement with the community of PLHIV: Cronbach's alpha = .76).76
At the end of UASB operation, microbial community characterization revealed satisfactory composition of microbes whereas morphology depicted rod-shaped archaea.
Ultimately however, S. aureus nasal colonization alone may not be a satisfactory proxy measure in the community setting [8].
If satisfactory, the generalisability to a community sample or secondary care populations may be tested.
