Sentence examples for capacities deteriorated from inspiring English sources

Well-known examples are former United States President Ronald Reagan and Irish writer Iris Murdoch, both of whom were the subjects of scientific articles examining how their cognitive capacities deteriorated with the disease.

The aim of the experiment was to examine whether the perceptual learning capacities deteriorate with aging.

Although the cell capacity deteriorated to 70% of its initial capacity after 2350 cycles, it was confirmed that the LiNi0.7Co0.3O2 positive electrode and graphite coke hybrid negative electrode after 2350 cycles still have sufficient ability discharge capacity of 86 and 92% of their initial capacity, respectively.

To minimize the interference, ABS ratio configuration is applied as an eICIC scheme to utilize both the temporal and spatial separations among MUEs and PUEs with the capacity deteriorated.

Four scenarios are compared: a) structural capacity deteriorates over a time interval, while structural demand remains constant, b) only structural demand (for a given intensity) varies in time, c) both structural capacity and structural demand vary simultaneously in time, and d) the effect of structural deterioration is neglected.

Three scenarios are considered: (1) structural demand (for a given intensity) varies in time, while structural capacity remains constant, (2) structural capacity deteriorates over a time interval, while structural demand remains constant, (3) both structural capacity and structural demand vary simultaneously over time.

He saw too much capacity, deteriorating pricing and continued capital budget cuts.

(6) Did your general health, or (7) your exercise/activity capacity deteriorate over the last 5 years?

This study documents that scoliosis in patients with SMA II and SMA IIIa develops early and progresses rapidly and that their vital capacity deteriorates during childhood.

The NOx, storage capacity is deteriorated by sulfur.

Private firms have assumed dollar loans worth $3 trillion, even though their "debt servicing capacity. . . has deteriorated". Will defaults follow?