Sentence examples for a common deterioration from inspiring English sources

Corrosion is a common deterioration that reduces the service life of concrete structures and steels.

The most common deterioration mechanisms are freeze-thaw damage, carbonation and chloride induced corrosion.

Salt weathering is one of the most common deterioration mechanisms in porous materials and may lead to severe damage in buildings and artworks.

"It got me thinking about how that comparison is not too different to the common deterioration of Black women's sense of self that stems from internalizing constant messages of inferiority.

Although the two sub-dimensions of 'staffing' and 'teamwork within units' were related to working hours, the common deterioration patterns due to long working hours were not identified in the other 10 sub-dimensions.

Changes in land use are a common response to deterioration in the economic viability of farming.

From the EER plots in Figure 6Ia, IIa, it is noticed that DBR and BRGC baselines share a common behavior-the deterioration of EER performance as L, or l for every dimension, or proportionally S for every dimension increases.

Tuberculosis immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS) is a common cause of deterioration in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV infected patients receiving tuberculosis treatment after starting antiretroviral therapy (ART).

Today equine OA may be considered as a group of disorders characterised by a common end stage: progressive deterioration of the articular cartilage accompanied by changes in the bone and soft tissues of the joint.

Principal component analysis of a range of neuropsychological tests, including cancellation, indicates there might be a common factor underlying performance deterioration for in the pre-clinical stage of Alzheimer's disease, perhaps associated with a general ability to control cognitive processes (Fabrigoule et al., 1998).

Cardiac deterioration is a common endpoint for most diabetic animal models and the most common cause of death in diabetic patients [ 1].