Sentence examples for satisfactory finding from inspiring English sources

Any negative or unsatisfactory finding was given a score of zero; any positive or satisfactory finding was given a score of one; any partially met finding was given half a mark.

If these had satisfactory findings, the external frame was removed and the patient tested full weight bearing for 1 h.

The method is systematically assessed via a series of test problems with exact solutions, finding satisfactory results.

If for any reason the Department is unable to provide basic courses suitable for preparing students in an approved field, the Director of Graduate Studies will assist the student in finding satisfactory alternate means of field preparation.

If there were a true employment crisis in the major STEM fields if new graduates weren't finding satisfactory jobs then undergraduates would get the message and choose a different field.

Nowadays most social choice theorists have moved beyond the early negative interpretations of Arrow's theorem and are interested in the trade-offs involved in finding satisfactory decision procedures.

To overcome such computational difficulties, we modified FGP approach for ML-LFPP in which solution preferences by decision maker at each level and sequential order of decision-making process in finding satisfactory solutions are not taken into account of proposed technique and we straightforwardly obtain compromise optimal solution of the problem with higher degree of membership function values.

In this paper, we proposed modified FGP approach for multi-level linear fractional programming problem (ML-LFPP) in which solution preferences by decision maker at each level and sequential order of decision-making process in finding satisfactory solutions are not taken into account of proposed technique.

It seems, however, that the final output of this search depends on finding satisfactory solutions of two problems.

This result was a "satisfactory basis" for finding an "unreasonable risk" (statutorily defined in 5 USC §2058(f)(3)(A)).

These reports have focused mainly on tumour classification, finding satisfactory results to segregate superficial and invasive tumours using pools of samples representing different stages (Thykjaer et al, 2001), or individual tumours (Dyrskjot et al, 2003; Sanchez-Carbayo et al, 2003a, 2003b).