Sentence examples for thus satisfactory from inspiring English sources
Thus, satisfactory fire resistance ratings for FRP-wrapped concrete columns can be obtained by properly incorporating appropriate fire protection measures into the overall FRP-strengthened structural system.
It is probably through this crosstalk that p43 could increase the expression of numerous genes involved in mitochondrial biogenesis such as PGC-1α, NRF1, NRF2, Tfam, TFB2m, thus satisfactory explaining the changes of contractile and metabolic features of muscle fibers.
The stability was thus satisfactory for a routine pharmacokinetic study.
Thus, satisfactory and unequivocal 5-HT1A mRNA detection was only possible using CISH.
The outcome of the literature review with respect to guideline studies and lipid determination methods was thus not satisfactory due to a shortage of data.
SB, on the other hand, has a less complex composition than SBU, thus allowing satisfactory adhesion, which is corroborated by several previous studies [16] [19].
Body mass accounted for more than 90% of the variation (R2) in foot dimensions during pregnancy and, thus indicated satisfactory predictive ability.
Even with strong noise interference, spatial distribution features of sound field can reliably reveal the fault patterns of gearbox, and thus the satisfactory accuracy can be obtained.
With all items having at least a factor loading of 0.45 on the corresponding factor, and all constructs accounting for a total of 81.6 % of the variance, the scale thus had satisfactory validity.
The state feedback controllers are designed to guarantee the closed loop system satisfying the desired pole region, thus achieving satisfactory oscillation damping and settling time, and having the guaranteed cost performance simultaneously.
The state of the art of wave field synthesis (WFS) systems is that they can reproduce sound sources and secondary (mirror image) sources with natural spaciousness in a horizontal plane, and thus perform satisfactory 2D auralization of an enclosed space, based on multitrace impulse response data measured or simulated along a 2D microphone array.
