Sentence examples for there is satisfactory from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, there is satisfactory relation between the weight percentage of SBR and rheological properties of blends (Figures 4, 5, 6 and Equation 2).
There is satisfactory agreement between the results obtained from computation and those from the experiment, which provides an effective guideline for CFD users for the validation of future numerical approaches.
To ensure that there is satisfactory tritium production in a real plant the tritium breeding ratio (TBR) in the blanket must be greater than 1 + M, where M is the breeding margin.
During group discussion with key informants, they stated that there is satisfactory potential of feed sources in the Borana Zone to supply both dry season and wet season feed demands, including natural pasture, diversified browser species, subsistence crop residues, and stubble grazing from cropland, especially during the early dry season.
The results (Fig. 3) show that there is satisfactory inhibition in each assay and only slight variation in the relative responses between samples.
Therefore we conclude that there is satisfactory evidence for the efficacy of meloxicam to control pain and inflammation in dogs undergoing soft tissue surgery, and thus it was a suitable positive control for this study.
He said that he wished he hadn't allowed the entire Georgia Capital Defenders' team to resign, but that at the time he believed there were satisfactory replacements.
It also said the target cut would be higher if there was "satisfactory" global agreement on cutting emissions, but stopped short of committing to the higher 42% cut recommended by the CCC in those circumstances.
There was satisfactory agreement of data with analysed standards prior to sample analyses and between sample runs.
When appropriate corrections for both the junction transmission and the low mode count were taken into consideration, there was satisfactory agreement between the measured and predicted results.
(ii) finds from the circumstances in which the statement was made and recorded that there are satisfactory indicia of its reliability.
