Less the what-does-it-mean-for-the-British-economy question – which has been covered sporadically and unsatisfactorily – and more, what the momentous shenanigans might mean for our Prime Minister's ambitions to win his own referendum on Europe.
Nowadays, conventional treatment includes psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy; however, more than 60% of the treated patients respond unsatisfactorily, and almost one fifth becomes refractory to these therapies at long-term follow-up.
Reducing a prescribed dose to avoid rib fracture to such a degree the tumor may be unsatisfactorily irradiated is not justified, but using more fractions with reduced dose might help to avoid adverse events.
Better characterization of pathogenic immune cell subsets, systemic and local antigens, and abnormal cell activation mechanisms may help to develop more specific and less toxic immunotherapeutic approaches to still unsatisfactorily treated BD in the future.
On the contrary, it is relatively rare in adult animals (e.g. Branchiopoda [ 24]; Mystacocarida [ 49]; Remipedia [ 26]) and many other taxa exhibit either more complex commissural systems (see [ 27, 50– 53], this study) or the architecture remains still unsatisfactorily resolved (e.g. in Myriapoda).
However, despite the availability of modern treatment regimens and more extensive use of chemotherapy, endocrine, and targeted therapy, the prognosis for young women with breast cancer still remains unsatisfactorily poor.
But I was unsatisfactorily free.
Unsatisfactorily, they were placed either side of the stage.
Moz the Monster is one of the better John Lewis adverts, and yet, it ended so unsatisfactorily.
Yes, some programs are run unsatisfactorily, and ingrained sociopathic behavior so characteristic of addicts may persist.
