Sentence examples for a deteriorating condition from inspiring English sources
"a deteriorating condition" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation or state that is getting worse or declining over time. Example: The patient was admitted to the hospital due to a deteriorating condition caused by a chronic illness.
Dr. Reiner said Mr. Cheney's "overall condition has been very stable now for a couple of decades" and that he did not detect anything today indicating a deteriorating condition.
Experts behind the study said that grip strength could potentially be used as a low-cost, early warning system to identify patients at high risk – particularly those already with a history of cardiovascular disease, in whom it could be an indicator of a deteriorating condition.
"You know it is a deteriorating condition but since playing Boccia it has kind of stabilised.
Similarly, Courtwright et al. (2008) described a situation where a prisoner with cancer was in a deteriorating condition in hospital.
Citing the Government's violation of a fragile ceasefire and a deteriorating condition for supplying humanitarian aid, the HNC has withdrawn its formal participation from diplomatic talks in Geneva.
The patient was put on a respirator due to a deteriorating condition and was then extubated upon improvement.
Clinical response of antimicrobial therapies was evaluated daily, and treatments and cultures were reassessed and reexamined in patients who showed a deteriorated condition.
The fort remained in a constantly deteriorating condition until 1919, when the Commissioners of the District of Columbia pushed Congress to pass a bill that would consolidate the aging forts into a "Fort Circle" system of parks that would ring the growing city of Washington.
The abandoned fort remained in a constantly deteriorating condition until 1919, when the Commissioners of the District of Columbia pushed Congress to pass a bill that would consolidate the sites of the aging forts into a "Fort Circle" system of parks that would ring the growing city of Washington.
Rapid response teams (RRTs) have been developed to reduce the number of failure-to-rescue incidents in hospitalized patients by responding to a patient's deteriorating condition before an adverse event occurs.
For example, during a meeting of Team A it was determined that because of a patient's deteriorating condition, the patient and family would require homecare services to make it safe for the patient to be at home.
