Sentence examples for unsatisfactory prevention from inspiring English sources

Chronic fatigue stress (CFS) is an important health problem with unknown causes and unsatisfactory prevention strategies, often characterized by long-lasting and debilitating fatigue, myalgia, impairment of neuro-cognitive functions along with other common symptoms.

One of the reasons for unsatisfactory secondary prevention could be patients' lack of knowledge about risk factors for suffering from new events of stroke, which was suggested as a contributing factor to the lack of compliance with medical advice and treatment [ 8].

In addition to the need to increase treatment access, progress remains unsatisfactory in the prevention and diagnosis of HIV disease in children.

Current unsatisfactory situation of AL prevention and treatment urges us to go back and ask help from the progress in study on mechanism of inflammation itself.

Other answers without the inclusion of restriction of sugary foods to major meals were considered unsatisfactory for the causes and prevention of dental caries.

3 Despite mortality rates attributable to stroke gradually decreasing and having plateaued over the past 30 years in industrialised countries, due to the development of therapeutic strategies, the efficacy of primary or secondary prevention is often unsatisfactory.

Not only primary prevention of caries was unsatisfactory, but the care for carious teeth was also unsatisfactory.

Prevention perspectives are currently unsatisfactory.

Despite increasing knowledge regarding migraine pathophysiology, drug therapies used for prevention and treatment of symptoms remain unsatisfactory for many patients.

MDR-TB and XDR-TB incidence in all of the reported studies indicate the spread of MDR-TB and XDR-TB strains and that the local control measures for the prevention of this deadly disease are unsatisfactory.

In particular, primary prevention based on guidelines, which is unsatisfactory at present, requires a systematic, comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach, which addresses lifestyle and risk factor management, with medicines prescribed when necessary.