Sentence examples for similarly satisfactory from inspiring English sources

But Gulbis said that interviews of tennis players hadn't proven similarly satisfactory.

The new approach is also tested with torsionally stiff buildings and leads to similarly satisfactory results.

However, we are confident that applying this model in a similar setting by similarly experienced and skilled operators will yield similarly satisfactory and precise results.

We are currently investigating whether the ability of the RF method to select the meaningful variables and to properly learn from an extremely heterogeneous training environment, together with the redundancy reduction procedure we applied, can provide similarly satisfactory results in selecting the appropriate template for loops of proteins other than immunoglobulins.

"Similarly, no satisfactory link was made with domestic violence and the risk to children in the family".

Moreover, explanations based on differences in reproductive modes or genetics are similarly not entirely satisfactory because large variations in recombination rates in insects (e.g. in aphids [28] as in bacteria [29]), and because the models of population genetics of haploid and diploid organisms are very similar.

And similarly, while 49 patients were satisfactory cosmetically, there were five poor results.

Similarly, optimum condition was found satisfactory to render maximum yield (≈88.6 wt %) of Thespesia populenoides methyl ester as molar ratio = 6 1 (alcohol: oil), catalyst amount = 3.5 wt %, and amplitude = 45% in 30 min of reaction time.

Similarly, the wage rate was satisfactory for over 87 percent of the beneficiaries and payments were made in time.

Similarly, patients who considered their state satisfactory rated their functional status (ROAD) and patient' global assessment score of 1.0 and 3.3, respectively, on the 0 10 scale.

As the unread portion of a book grows thinner, our desire for a satisfactory resolution becomes more acute, and, similarly, as the last years of a millennium pass by, our imaginings become more lurid, more urgent: hence the Branch Davidians in Texas, the Aum Shinrikyo sect in Japan, the mania for Third Waves and New Paradigms in Washington.