Sentence examples for which is satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

I've enjoyed Philip Hensher's previous books so much that I'm greatly looking forward to The Emperor Waltz (4th Estate), which is satisfactorily hefty.

I opted for the month intensive which was satisfactorily stressful, three other trainee-teachers contracted swine flu but still turned up to teach Spaniards the different definitions of the word "fair".

The response similarity was beneficial in the information usage of pathogen behavior in prawn which was satisfactorily interchangeable between these two environments.

This equation, which was satisfactorily tested among a wide variety of samples representing different lithologies, gives very close results with the measured values within an acceptable range of error.

By looking at the total fruitbody yield of the six Formulae, it can be seen that the spent P. eryngii substrate supplemented with only 1% sucrose and 1% lime (Formula 1) could yield 404.17 g/kg fruitbody for 2 flushes, namely achieving a biological efficiency of 40.42%, which was satisfactorily obtained from a farm waste (Jeznabadi et al. 2016).

The teams reported only six conflicts in the four assessments, all of which were satisfactorily resolved or managed.

Although the non-respondents may have revealed unknown obstacles and incentives, the primary goal of the interviews was to collect examples to include in the toolkit, which was satisfactorily accomplished.

The two non-respondents may have revealed unrepresented viewpoints on RBF and NCDs; however, the goal of the interviews was to identify themes based on expert opinion, which was satisfactorily accomplished.

THE main problem with both wind and solar energy is not their cost (which is falling satisfactorily with every passing year) but their intermittency.

The CSA takes into account short-range order (SRO), which is essential to satisfactorily describe the thermodynamics of order/disorder transitions such as occur between the fcc phases in the Ni Al Cr system.

The particle size histogram from the size counting of the nanoparticles acquired from a series of TEM images shows a tight size distribution which is described quite satisfactorily by a Gaussian function and gives an average particle size of approximately 9.9 nm in diameter and a standard deviation of 1.1 nm.