The phrase "as deteriorated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has deteriorated in a certain context, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The condition of the building has worsened, as deteriorated materials were used in its construction."
Alternatives: "as declined" or "as worsened".
Insulin resistance and insulin secretion in individuals who converted to IGT were not as deteriorated as in those with normal glucose tolerance who developed diabetes.
Thus, a patient with improvement of one meniscal horn and deterioration of another horn on follow-up MRI was coded as deteriorated in the overall variable.
If anything is reported or identified as deteriorated, or posing any additional risk, options are considered urgently, including removal".
In many realistic situation, a job processed later consumes more time than the same job when it is processed earlier, this phenomenon is known as deteriorated effect.
In our experiment, the senescent rats displayed a clear age-related osteoporosis, manifest as deteriorated bone structure and reduced bone structural strength (Tables 4 and 5).
Hence, the insulin secretion defect caused by short telomeres is multi-factorial and mediated by β-cell autonomous defects in both mitochondrial function as well as deteriorated Ca2+ handling.
But, speaking of Israel, he said he "would not characterize the situation there as deteriorating".
While there have been fluctuations in numbers from year to year, the overall change in their populations since 2007 is assessed as deteriorating.
Citigroup and Merrill Lynch have each lost money every quarter in the last year, as deteriorating assets wiped out revenue.
Mr. Rumsfeld said he took issue with those who described the security situation in Iraq as deteriorating.
Clooney on Monday described the human rights situation in the Indian Ocean archipelago as "deteriorating day by day".
