Sentence examples for because of an unsatisfactory from inspiring English sources

Mr. Skell, 42, said he was fired a few months later because of an unsatisfactory performance rating, which he disputes.

Specifically, we wished to investigate the degree of tumour shrinkage after a change of chemotherapy regimen because of an unsatisfactory response to ddAC.

During the study, 1% of TNF antagonist-naïve patients with PsA (five of 376) and 2% of patients with PsA previously treated with TNF antagonists (one of 66) discontinued adalimumab because of an unsatisfactory response.

Ciprofloxacin was the initial drug choice for 3 of the patients infected with a DCS isolate, but in each instance, the drug was changed to an alternative (ceftriaxone for 2 patients, ampicillin for 1) because of an unsatisfactory clinical response.

During the complete study, 1% of patients with AS (10 of 924) without prior anti-TNF therapy and 3% of patients with AS (11 of 326) with prior anti-TNF therapy withdrew because of an unsatisfactory response to adalimumab.

In addition, patients who discontinued treatment because of an unsatisfactory therapeutic effect after week 24 or who were missing all ASAS components were considered to be non-responders at week 104.

Because of the unsatisfactory legal system, commercial disputes with other companies are best avoided.

If the attempt is in any way unsatisfactory, it is probably because of something unsatisfactory in the subject's own character; Hawthorne withdraws from the biographer as successfully as he did from his family and friends.

The Polska Telefonia Cyfrowa unit of Elektrim, Eastern Europe's largest mobile phone company, said it had fired its chief financial officer, Stanislaw Majewski, because of his unsatisfactory performance.

For other critics the whole of Aristotle's canon stood condemned because of his unsatisfactory account of local movement and the consequences it had in the areas of mechanics, dynamics, cosmology, and astronomy.

The special measure is being introduced because of the unsatisfactory state of anti-doping bodies in the two countries, which the IOC president, Thomas Bach, said put "very serious doubts on the presumption of innocence".