Sentence examples for not completely well from inspiring English sources

And if it's like home per request, the physician trusts the parents and he knows that the parents know how to give the drugs so he can let go of the patient…more confidently, although the medications have not been completed and the patient is not completely well").

The risk factors of these disorders are not completely well known.

"The rules of the game are not completely well defined," she said.

"I was sick and totally out of commission for the next three days, and not completely well for the next three weeks," he said, "We were on a tight deadline, and the rest of the team had to work a lot harder because I had made a bad decision".

If you had looked back to the beginning of 1997, you would know that the Thai economy was not completely well, but you would have had no reason to suspect that a major disaster was going to engulf the region.

While the long-term side effects of frequently altering our natural melatonin secretion is not completely well understood, there is some concern that long-term alterations to normal secretion patterns can have other negative health effects.

Conventional ARPES systems developed in the last 20 years or so, however, is not completely well-suited for the studies of graphene-like 2D materials.

She added: "In no way am I suggesting that he wasn't completely well intentioned.

Carers first noticed that their child 'wasn't completely well' a median of 4 days (IQR 2 9 days) before the index hospital presentation.

Regarding seasonal influenza, we found only 1 report documenting that a transmission took place during the presymptomatic phase, but the index case-patient of the report could have been in a "prodromal," not "presymptomatic," state because this case-patient did not feel completely well when the transmission took place (8 ).

Set against a Talladega dirt-racing backdrop, "Trading Paint" (jargon for car collisions) is a blandly earnest redemptive drama that has a committed John Travolta lead performance to thank for not completely stalling well before reaching the finish line.