Sentence examples for with satisfactory quality from inspiring English sources

This has increased the number of lung transplants with satisfactory quality [30].

Hence, engineers have proposed removable solutions permitting authorized users to restore watermarked images to unmarked images with satisfactory quality.

Based on the above observations, we suggest that wireless sensors and mobile phones can complement each other to perform collaborative sensing efficiently with satisfactory quality and availability.

Then, to provide the SUs with satisfactory quality of service (QoS), and optimize the sum rate of the MCR system as well, a constrained two-variable nonlinear optimization problem (OP) is formulated.

We therefore recommend that more regions than two should be preferred, because of the reduced variation in barcoding success in systems with three or more regions (Figs. 1 and 2), and because of the improved redundancy that this would provide when one or more regions cannot be recovered with satisfactory quality.

The other pneumonia cases were diagnosed based upon the bacteriological investigations (blood culture and culture of the expectorated sputa with satisfactory quality for examination), pulmonary tuberculosis was diagnosed following a positive smear test for acid-fast bacilli as well as positive culture.

The information obtained in this study is useful for the proper use of Tung oil in conjunction with other edible oils for the production of biodiesel with satisfactory qualities and the rational design and operation of ultrasonically catalytic transesterification process.

Results: Our results confirm that it is possible to automatically identify new relevant case reports with a high precision and to annotate them with a satisfactory quality (74% F-measure).

However, for HDR scenes, for example, such as outdoor scenes with bright sunlight, a larger dynamic range should be captured by the sensor in order to obtain images with a satisfactory quality.

Unfortunately, the available literature does not provide for clear discrimination between elderly patients who will survive with a satisfactory quality of life or will either die or have severe functional limitations and reduced quality of life.

Thus, the rationale for admitting an elderly patient to the ICU should not be restricted to short-term management of an acute disease but rather to allow her to recover from acute illness with a satisfactory quality of life.