Sentence examples for unsatisfactory because the from inspiring English sources

However, this approach is often scientifically unsatisfactory because the physical origin of the phase is unclear.

The accuracy is unsatisfactory because the derivatives of the polynomial in the intermediate steps of the associated root-finding procedures are eliminated.

Even though a lot of efforts have been made to improve the stabilities and the cycling life of the ECDs, however, the effects are unsatisfactory, because the physical mechanisms of the degenerate properties are still not clear.

This worked, but to get a satisfactory illusion of depth, the 8 bits used to represent depth were unsatisfactory, because the 256 discrete depths were visible in the picture, as if it had been sliced up and stacked together again.

After repeated attempts, which Ms Genet deemed unsatisfactory because the results did not live up to the image in her head, she was told by the shop's manager to give up and go away.

Previous design methods using the dead-end and the complete-mixing models are unsatisfactory because the dead-end model tends to underestimate the membrane area due to the use of the feed concentration in the driving force while the complete-mixing model tends to overestimate the membrane area due to the use of the more concentrated rejection concentration in the driving force.

When communications for ferrying planes across the North Atlantic proved unsatisfactory because of the proximity of the magnetic pole, he went to Labrador, Greenland and Iceland to study the problem and subsequently recommended a very low-frequency system.

The proposed pathway is rather unsatisfactory because of the hydroxylation prior to cyclisation; the fact that 9 has not been observed; and lengthy reductive chemistry required to synthesise sorbicillin 10a.

However, the achievable SE of direct transmission in UWB-based WBANs is often unsatisfactory because of the propagation blockage from the body torso as well as the limited transmit power due to the UWB regulatory limitations.

According to Lord Grade, the then chairman of the BBC who set the Trust's shape: "What went before was highly unsatisfactory, because all the information that was necessary for the governors to make their decisions was edited, prepared and slanted by the management.

However, the improvement of current designs was unsatisfactory because of the limited effective mass injected.