Sentence examples for potential dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Because the highest response marker for each item represented highest satisfaction and effectively captured potential dissatisfaction, we retained these items for further factor development.

These preliminary findings may be useful in documenting multi-domain symptoms, as well as counseling patients to help them reach realistic expectations and reduce potential dissatisfaction following therapy.

Certainly, patients with neuropathy or frequent daytime hypoglycemic events should be targeted for a discussion regarding their potential dissatisfaction with treatment.

In some instances, this was achieved by highlighting the reasons for potential dissatisfaction, with websites making claims such as "the loose and unsatisfying feeling that women feel can also be felt by their male partner during intercourse" [ 34].

For countries with well developed primary care services such as the UK, the ability of primary care professionals other than doctors to provide consultations that include prescribing may improve waiting times to consult and help manage demand and potential dissatisfaction.

A possible explanation may be that this is the only category of doctors working under a rotational shift system (compared to all of the nurses), and that extra wages may be a way of overcoming their potential dissatisfaction.

The rise of fascism is, in other words, both the left's failure, and simultaneously proof that there was a revolutionary potential, a dissatisfaction, which the left was not able to mobilise.

Skeptics might argue that this propaganda shift is a belated acknowledgment of a richer information environment in which the government has to defuse potential public dissatisfaction by taking the initiative, and that the shift is focused more on appearances than action.

Such knowledge can offer important insights that are indispensable when discussing the option of vulvar surgery with patients with LS and might prevent potential patient dissatisfaction.

The results can offer important insights to plastic surgeons in addressing their patients' motives and expectations, and thereby avoiding potential patient dissatisfaction and disappointment.

The practice of unequal payment for equal job responsibilities has raised general concerns about equity as well as potential job dissatisfaction among contract-based nurses [ 7, 11].