Sentence examples for satisfactory evolution from inspiring English sources

Generally satisfactory evolution of first, second, and some higher order moments is found.

The determination of specific protocols for early extubation facilitates a satisfactory evolution with less morbidity among patients submitted to heart surgery.

All patients presented a satisfactory clinical evolution and outcome after the procedure.

Because of the satisfactory clinical evolution and because a further intervention was not envisaged for this animal, no further examinations were undertaken to differentiate scar tissue from possible recurrence of a fluid-filled cyst.

I can say from experience that within the period of compulsory schooling, our pupils will not acquire a satisfactory knowledge of evolution and particularly human evolution.

Although many of the participants in this study reported satisfactory treatment of evolution in their schools, the frequency of reports from participants alleging downplaying, omission or even denigration of evolution by their science teachers is deplorable.

As support tool for applying the design methodology the authors use Modeling & Simulation (M&S) and a virtual three-dimensional environment for recreating, with satisfactory accuracy, the evolution over the time of the real industrial plant.

The model is tested against the experimental data of gasification of longan seed-derived char with carbon dioxide and it is found that the agreement between the model and the data is reasonably satisfactory, especially the evolution of surface area and pore volume with burn-off.

Although level set segmentation can get a satisfactory result, its evolution speed is relatively slow.

Particularly, in communities in which creationism is prevalent, allowing students to opt out is often viewed as a satisfactory compromise whereby evolution is taught in general but not inflicted on the unwilling.

Texture simulations based on the Sachs and the viscoplastic self-consistent models show a satisfactory correlation between texture evolution and deformation modes.