"evaluated as unsatisfactory" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that has been judged to be either below standard or not meeting the expectations of someone else. For example, "The student's final paper was evaluated as unsatisfactory."
Therefore, cross-sectional studies assigned 5, 4, 3 or 0-2 points were evaluated as very good, good, satisfactory or unsatisfactory studies, respectively.
Patients were clinically evaluated as satisfactory (completely cured or improved) or unsatisfactory (unchanged or worse).
In March 2007, a Government Accountability Office GAOO) report, upholding Sikorsky and Lockheed's protests against Boeing's HH-47, mentioned "LMSI had received a little confidence rating for past performance due to unsatisfactory performance under its current contract for the VH-71 Presidential helicopter, which was evaluated as the most highly relevant to this procurement".
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The bacteriological response was evaluated as follows: the intervention was considered to be successful if it achieved complete eradication (elimination of the original causative pathogens); the intervention was considered unsatisfactory if only partial or no eradication, superinfection or re-infection were found.
Of the 1467 participating in our survey, more than one third evaluated their health as unsatisfactory, noted significant limitations and reported problems on all SF-12-scales.
The third subgroup, labelled the "patient-only negative" (PON) group comprised those consultations in which the SP evaluated the doctor's skills as unsatisfactory despite an acceptable ACIR score (n = 9, 14%% of consultations) (Table 3).> The data included means, cross-tabulation, reliability analysis (scale), Pearson's r, and intraclass correlations, and were analysed using SPSS 21.0.
The distribution of the contrast medium enhancement within the pancreatic lobe was evaluated subjectively as satisfactory or unsatisfactory, based on the degree of parenchymal enhancement and homogeneity at peak intensity (PI).
Previously, teachers were evaluated by just their principals and graded as "unsatisfactory" or "satisfactory".
