What is clear is that the current position is unsatisfactory: delays (or perceived delays) in diagnosis can have major implications on acceptance of a cancer diagnosis and a patient and family's subsequent healthcare-seeking behaviour.
In previous subsections, we observe that delays are unsatisfactory for vehicular safety services even with various configurations (e.g., 50 ms in Figs. 4, 6, and 8. Fifty milliseconds is independent of SI, a physical transmission rate, CS threshold, and the number of vehicles).
Despite the large range of available pharmacological treatments, they remain unsatisfactory because of their delayed onset of action (3 6 weeks) and their partial therapeutic efficacy.
On top of these difficulties, delays in disbursement of funds and deficiencies in documentation, reporting, data analysis and structured supervision, non-participation of some DoH focal points in training, limited distribution of technical guidelines had all contributed to delays and to unsatisfactory performance in certain districts.
Agreement between simulated and experimental ignition delay is found to be unsatisfactory.
The parents of a four-year-old boy who died of cancer have said a hospital's "feeble apology" over delays in his treatment is "unsatisfactory".
However, despite support by technology, referral communication between primary care providers and specialists is often unsatisfactory and is unable to eliminate care delays.
The initial conservative approach with delayed surgery in case of unsatisfactory results leads to pre-surgery instead of pre-injury reporting of activity levels and scores.
The release of the troubled $200m production was delayed by six months while its unsatisfactory climax was rewritten and reshot, at an additional cost of $20m.
The diagnosis of SSc in a patient with typical end-organ disease is relatively straight-forward, but is unsatisfactory because it implies that the diagnosis is delayed until irreversible tissue damage is present.
