Sentence examples for Have a deterioration from inspiring English sources

Those with high levels of beta-amyloid in the brain were more likely to have a deterioration in mental function than those with the APOE4 gene.

Downstream equipment by itself does not contribute to the actual purification event, but wrongly designed/chosen equipment can have a deterioration effect on the process yield and economy.

23 patients admitted during this period have a deterioration of PaO2/FiO2 to levels lower than or equal to 100 during a 24 hours period and requiring at least 5 days of ICU admission.

The former Swedish Foreign Minister, Carl Bildt, who attended the Munich Security Conference where the crisis was discussed, told the BBC: "Our experience shows us that if you have a breakdown after a very substantial political effort, then you really have a deterioration of the situation".

In short, we have become "disconnected". I believe, as Theodore Roszak states in his 2002 book "Voice of the Earth," that we now have a deterioration of our spirit -- our souls -- as a result.

The treatment of this is delivery or the infection will spread and kill the mother; however, someone with lupus or renal disease or heart disease (for example) could have a deterioration of their health and with their providers make the decision to have a termination.

There were more countries (68) that had a deterioration in their democracy scores between 2006 and 2008 than those that experienced an improvement (56), with the scores for the remaining 43 countries unchanged.

UKF algorithm has a deterioration trend in follow-up tracking.

22 wrists had an improvement in DASH score of more than 12.6 points, and 1 patient had a deterioration of 55 points.

The percentages of patients who had a deterioration in exercise time were also similar (26.5 and 24.4% on valsartan and placebo, respectively).

In the same manner, users whose change in care needs level was 1 or > 1 were defined as having a deterioration in care needs level (D group).