These, in addition to the satisfactory sensitivity and simplicity make the method suitable for routine analysis in quality control laboratories.
The agreements are satisfactory despite the simplicity of the approach and the fact that no moving average algorithms are applied.
In relation to previous nutrient cycling models, our model offers a satisfactory compromise between simplicity, biological realism and predictability, and it proved to be a useful tool to predict short-term changes in nutrient reserves as well as to evaluate possible negative effects of applying current thinning prescriptions on long-term sustainability of managed forests in the western Pyrenees.
Carter called the action gameplay his "favorite part", terming it as a faster and smoother version of combat from the Dynasty Warriors series, while Kemps found it generally satisfactory despite its simplicity, while citing the dragon sections as a "a welcome, if not always particularly well-designed, break from stabbing troops directly".
Its sensitivity, low detection limit, fast response time and simplicity are satisfactory.
The conclusion based on the revised results in this article indicates that the nominal stress method yields satisfactory results, despite its simplicity.
In this study, the DOS method was adopted due to its simplicity and satisfactory results, to eliminate the effects of atmospheric scattering by subtracting from each image band the value of the darkest pixel.
Instead we chose the simplest criterion mentioned above which despite its simplicity gives satisfactory results.
A correlation matrix revealed correlations in 12 out of 15 pairs, three factors were extracted that accounted for over 80% of the variance, communality was 0.79 0.89, sampling adequacy was 78%, and factor structure simplicity was satisfactory.
Although such numerical scoring systems suffer from the subjective choice of cut-off values and a rounding mathematical operation reducing model performance, they have had great success because of their computational simplicity and satisfactory performance in predicting mortality [ 7, 8, 11, 16- 20].
