Sentence examples for satisfactory discussion from inspiring English sources

Attorney General Mitchell's speech the other day call ing attention to the Justice Department's wiretapping activities may have strengthened the Nixon Administra tion's crime‐fighting image in this highly political season, but it was something less than a satisfactory discussion of a complex issue.

Studies mentioning that the findings were possibly or likely affected by confounding were more frequently cited than studies with a statement that findings were unlikely affected (median 6.3 vs. 4.0 citations per year, P = 0.04).Many observational studies lack satisfactory discussion of confounding bias.

In this study, the percentage of women who reported having had satisfactory discussions on fertility issues with their healthcare providers is quite similar to the 51.0 % of patients who felt their fertility concerns were addressed adequately in Partridge et al. [ 52] in the USA.

This incurs a high risk that the 'welfare scores' attributed to bad aspects may be moderated by others that are satisfactory (see discussion in [ 21, 19]).

We hope you find the discussion satisfactory.

In November, Sir John Chilcot said the next phase of the inquiry's work was "dependent on the satisfactory completion of discussions" about the disclosure of material that the inquiry wishes to include in its report.

In a statement last November Sir John said that he was waiting for the "satisfactory completion of discussions between the inquiry and the government on disclosure of material that the inquiry wishes to include in its report or publish alongside it".

In its last update, in November, the inquiry said making progress was dependent on the "satisfactory completion" of discussions about the disclosure of private material, including 25 notes from Mr Blair to President Bush and more than 130 records of conversations between either Mr Blair or Gordon Brown and the former US president.

But, ultimately, only one party determines what level of discussion is satisfactory.

In these instances, following much discussion, a satisfactory translation was agreed upon by the researchers and IRB members.

The chapter on molecular biology gives a satisfactory review but its discussion of the role of angiogenic factors in the transition from pre-invasive to invasive lesions of the cervix and vulva is brief.