Sentence examples similar to a permanent deterioration from inspiring English sources
In particular in the elderly or patients with other underlying pathologies such as rheumatoid arthritis, stress (here particularly insufficiency) fractures can cause significant morbidity, and early diagnosis and adequate treatment are very important to prevent permanent deterioration [3, 6].
After resection of gliomas in the precentral gyrus, 11% of all patients (1 patients) experienced permanent deterioration of motor function.
In our series, only 8.5% of all patients with gliomas in or adjacent to eloquent motor areas suffered from new permanent deterioration of motor function after surgery.
Thomas Ort Raleigh, N.C., Feb. 18, 2008 To the Editor: In order to impugn "the quality of thought of the Democrats' academic and media supporters," none of whom he names or quotes, William Kristol drafts George Orwell, who wrote in 1942 that "a permanent and pensioned opposition" suffers a deterioration in "the quality of its thought".
In presence of possible leaks and room climate deterioration, it is required a permanent and online measurements by means of appropriate instrumentation.
He has had numerous bouts of pneumonia, his pancreas was badly damaged by the drugs he was taking, and he has to wear a permanent cast on his foot to limit bone deterioration.
Although radiocontrast exposure may cause an acute deterioration in RRF with appropriate hydration and minimizing radiocontrast dosage does not appear to have a permanent deleterious effect on RRF.
It's a permanent marriage.
Advancement is a permanent duty".
Is it a permanent vacation?
