Sentence examples for reported poorly from inspiring English sources

Human papillomavirus antibody reactivities to vulvar precancerous lesions were reported poorly, and the role of human papillomavirus in some of these lesions is still unclear.

Other studies reported poorly differentiated/rapidly progressing neuroendocrine tumors [16] and poorly differentiated neuroendocrine carcinoma of the hepatobiliary tract and pancreas [17], which were treated with a combination of cisplatin and etoposide.

However, other items were reported poorly; most concerning was the limited number of RCTs reporting baseline PROs (n = 13, 36%), or reporting approaches for dealing with missing PRO data (n = 14, 39%) (Fig. 2).

Our previous study using a similar self-administered questionnaire showed that 13.7% of the participants with few teeth and dentures reported poorly fitted dentures [ 2].

RCTs published in the prosthodontics literature have been reported poorly, lacking details regarding the details of randomisation and blinding which calls into question the quality of the studies themselves [ 22].

Of relevance, the authors reported that information on nutritional status and nutritional support was reported poorly in the original articles but that 'in most of the cases, tube feeding appeared to have been initiated as soon as possible' [ 1].

Therefore, it is imperative to establish preoperative educational programs, e.g., taking medications correctly, managing side effects, non-pharmacologic techniques to reduce pain, and the importance of reporting poorly controlled pain.

Patients reporting poorly controlled systemic disease were excluded from the study.

Many patients report poorly controlled pain, often resorting to self-medication and diversion as coping strategies [ 22, 24– 27].

Five percent of the respondents reported being poorly informed about AIDS, and 21% reported being poorly informed about SARS.

Of respondents who reported being poorly informed about AIDS, 78% reported also being poorly informed about SARS; 18% of the respondents who reported not being poorly informed about AIDS reported being poorly informed about SARS (p<0.001).