Sentence examples for satisfactory yet from inspiring English sources

However, the variability of such an approach was not studied satisfactory yet.

The mechanical properties of hardened cement pastes prepared using blended Portland cement-thermally treated sewage sludge binders are after the 28-days curing period not satisfactory yet, indicating that a substantial part of the sludge acts still as filler only.

"It is widely recognized by users and commentators that present-day interfaces and their supporting software systems are not satisfactory, yet to many people inside the industry the need to revise our present interface protocols does not seem pressing".

Such achievement is indeed possible in theory, but results published are not completely satisfactory yet, also because they are usually based on a conventional approach with takes advantage of a single molecular predictor significantly up- or down-regulated in the cancer specimen versus benign control.

They are still satisfactory, yet slightly lower for "Readiness for Self Disclosure" (r =.89, α =.89, mean rcorrected ITC =.61).

However, the results are not quite satisfactory yet, because the amino acids and related metabolites in the obtained transgenic crops are not well balanced.

Its level of play is at a satisfactory level, yet there is not so much affluence as to drive out German talent.

"Economically the peaked roof cannot be justified, although artistically it appears to be the only satisfactory method yet devised," the journal said, referring to similar structures, including the Woolworth Building and 90 West Street.

With a widely recognized and satisfactory solution yet to be found even after more than 35 years, parameter setting continues to be an important and active field of research [10].

Functions of miRNAs in teleost development, growth, and physiology are not satisfactory understood yet.

These qualitative discrepancies between both approaches uncover a fundamental problem of microarray normalization with no satisfactory solution yet (see, e.g., [ 45]).