Sentence examples for a moderate deterioration from inspiring English sources

Under our central economic growth forecast, expected trends in revenue and expenditure should cause only a moderate deterioration in the fiscal position over the outlook period.

While other conditions may cause a moderate deterioration (e.g., dementia and delirium) or transient interruption (e.g., grand mal and petit mal seizures) of consciousness, they are not included in this category.

At the inclusion, 12 out of 43 patients (27.9%) presented a severe weight loss (>15%) and 26 out of 43 patients (60.5%), a moderate deterioration of performance status (ECOG 1).

This is in line with the findings from Kurtz and Gerraty [ 10], describing reduced cognitive function in all phases of BD, across all neuropsychological domains, and a moderate deterioration of some measures in acute state.

After twelve months, 6 patients (3%) reported a large deterioration on global health, 17 (9%) reported a moderate deterioration, 14 (7%) reported a small deterioration, 55 (28%) reported no change, 28 (16%) reported a small improvement, 32 (17%) a moderate improvement and 40 (21%) reported a large improvement on global health.

The subscale global health of the disease-specific HRQoL measure EORTC QLQ-C30 was used as a reference instrument to determine meaningful changes in health and identify subgroups of patients: patients reporting a moderate-large deterioration, small deterioration, a small improvement, moderate-large improvement, or no change in health status.

Based on the responses obtained, the questionnaire allowed the variables of personal finances, mental health and physical health to be scored on a scale of 1 to 6: excellent capacity, good capacity, slight deterioration, moderate deterioration, strong deterioration and total deterioration.

By contrast, Citigroup's chief executive, Charles Prince, devoted all of three sentences to the credit outlook in his annual letter, in which he forecast "moderate deterioration".

Mean score at 4 years follow-up was 6.77 ± 7.70 points (N = 238), indicating moderate deterioration in quality of life (p < 0.001).

However, the moderate deterioration of our results when changing from the Ideal network to the dense BEAR, compared to the large drop in quality when changing to the more sparse IMAGE may also indicate some intrinsic limitation of the calculation method with respect to spatial resolution of the input data.

This patient has been followed for 10 years and has had very little change but there has been some moderate deterioration in her gait.