Although many patients may be expected to report long-term symptoms related to the donor leg, these symptoms are generally mild, and the incidence of patient dissatisfaction is relatively low.
While satisfaction was frequently studied as a variable to assess consumer response (Oliver 1997; Yi 1990), dissatisfaction received relatively little attention in consumer research (Giese and Cote 2000).
As a result, physicians' interest dissatisfaction is relatively low.
Rates of dissatisfaction were relatively low for endometrial destruction, and it is an effective alternative for women with abnormal uterine bleeding who do not want amenorrhoea.
Generally, European nature conservation policy and the resulting necessity to implement new programmes, e.g., Natura 2000, has led to dissatisfaction and relatively low acceptance levels with regard to the solutions proposed (Beaufoy 1998; European Commission 2004; Julien 2000).
Patients who were dissatisfied with their MD were more likely to use KM; the main indicator affecting MD dissatisfaction was the relatively short time of MD consultations.
Although the protest last Saturday in Moscow was relatively small, dissatisfaction runs deep and Putin can't return to business as usual.
The current disconnect between customer dissatisfaction with the banking industry (relatively high) and customer churn levels (relatively low) is simply not sustainable.
Although both sectors have identified pay and workload as being an important source of dissatisfaction, private-sector nurses are relatively more satisfied with these factors than their public-sector counterparts.
His opening stanza might indicate dissatisfaction, hypocritical or otherwise, with a relatively lofty status and private income.
