Sentence examples for satisfactorily improved from inspiring English sources

Malaysia has employed an opportunistic cervical screening program since the 1960s; however, Pap smear coverage and the incidence of cervical cancer have not been satisfactorily improved [ 11, 12].

Cisplatin has been commonly used as a chemotherapeutic agent for HCC, but it has not satisfactorily improved the survival rate for patients with advanced HCC, either as a single agent or in combination, due to acquired or intrinsic drug resistance [ 30].

The results indicated that the proposed hybrid scheme can satisfactorily improve the computational efficiency and performance of the DSI log parameter prediction, compared to individual intelligent systems and hybrid particle swarm optimization –neural network strategy (PSO ANN).

Although, conventional treatment modalities could not satisfactorily improve the survival rates of patients with locally advanced and metastatic disease, adenovirus delivery of death ligands represents a feasible choice for the treatment of patients with breast cancer.

Usually, re-engineering of questionnaires involves removal of poorly fitting items to make a shorter questionnaire, although Velozo et al actually added items to the VF-14 and yet were unable to completely satisfactorily improve the instrument [ 36].

Another time, however, will the system work as satisfactorily?The improved resilience of America's banks has probably helped the economy.

In spite of these imperfections, the drug industry is serving mankind satisfactorily and improving quality of our lives.

This indicates that the situation has apparently not improved satisfactorily.

The inferior mechanical properties of the RAC are improved satisfactorily by implementing the Particle Packing Method of mix design approach along with the established Two Stage Mixing Approach.

Reviewer #3: The authors have addressed most of this reviewer's comments satisfactorily and have improved their manuscript significantly.

30 Health status has not improved satisfactorily since the mid-1990s, and the health services have remained in stasis.