Sentence examples for unsatisfactory cases from inspiring English sources
Bilateral TS may be recommended for unsatisfactory cases or recurrent pain after the initial unilateral TS.
Bilateral thoracoscopic splanchnicectomy is recommended for unsatisfactory cases or recurrent pain occurring after the initial unilateral splanchnicectomy.
Bilateral thoracoscopic splanchnicectomy is recommended for unsatisfactory cases or recurrent pain occurring after an initial unilateral splanchnicectomy.
The following data were extracted: (1) number of patients included, (2) type of liquid-based system used (ThinPrep or SurePath), (3) per cent of unsatisfactory cases, (4) country of study, (5) year of study, (6) whether image analysis software was used to screen the slides and (7) the number of women in the study (sample size).
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Surgical resection, followed by adjuvant chemo or radiotherapy, remains the only established curative treatment for colon cancer, but this treatment is often unsatisfactory in case the patient present with the disease in an advanced stage or metastasis develops after attempted curative resection.
Histology was unsatisfactory in 30 cases (8.7%), and these cases were left out of the overall statistical calculations, leaving a total of 313 cases.
Mr Hunt's formal answer is in both cases unsatisfactory.
As a former prosecutor, he'd found Vance's arguments for not pursuing those cases unsatisfactory.
The law, since strengthened, required school districts to replace old evaluation systems that usually issued one of two ratings: "satisfactory" or, in rare cases, "unsatisfactory".
In response to the report's findings, the authority agreed to institute spot checks of the evaluations to ensure accuracy; prohibit the upgrading of unsatisfactory ratings in cases where certain reporting technicalities have not been met; and speed up the submission of the evaluations, among other measures.
