Sentence examples for become poor quality from inspiring English sources

Medicines that were originally of good quality may degrade and become poor quality during routine transport and storage, especially if stored beyond their expiry date 36 and if exposed to extremes of humidity and temperature.

We classify poor-quality drugs into three main types: falsified (intentional fraudulent manufacturing), substandard (unintentional errors caused in manufacturing), and degraded (medicines that become poor quality after manufacturing because of poor storage environments or handling).

And, over withdrawal of groundwater leads to decline of its water levels and consequently it becomes poor in quality due to increase of residence time of water with aquifer material and leakage of poor quality water (Wu et al. 2015).

Therefore, if there are large intervals without data packets (for instance, due to Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) congestion control), link quality estimation could become poor or even unfeasible.

The combined image becomes poor in quality on the boundary of source images even though source images were taken in same time and same scene during a short time.

His night vision has become poor.

"Schweppes had no competition so it focused on cost-cutting, and this large category had become really poor quality".

As the Merovingian dynasty drew to a close in the 8th century, gold coinage became poorer in quality, and it gave way to the small silver denarius, of about 1.2 grams, struck in quantity.

"With the expected increase in airtightness for UK dwellings, it is anticipated that indoor air quality will generally become poorer, resulting in an increase in the number of cases of health symptoms related to poorer indoor environment quality".

Air quality is expected to become poorer in the EMME.

When the vehicle speed increases, the connected time between vehicles becomes shorter, and the link quality becomes poor.