Sentence examples for chronic deterioration from inspiring English sources

And yet both have contributed, since 2009, to a chronic deterioration in US-Israel relations and the wider Middle East meltdown.

Dementia is defined as chronic deterioration of intellectual function and cognitive skills significant enough to interfere with the ability to perform daily activities.

At best that's uncomfortable – at worst, the chronic deterioration of the tear film could lead to a condition known as "dry eye" or, more technically, keratoconjunctivitis sicca.

From 1973 until his death, Brezhnev's central nervous system underwent chronic deterioration and he had several minor strokes and insomnia and narcolepsy combined.

Taken together, we propose an autophagy-mediated pathogenic process where functional and intact autophagy has an early pro-survival effect that shifts to a later pro-death effect due to chronic deterioration in both degradative function and structural integrity.

Mitochondrial disorders are metabolic conditions with chronic deterioration and multiple organ involvement.

The authors show a large body of data regarding biomechanical sequelae of shoulder balance, gait, joint limitation and instabilities, and chronic deteriorations following reconstruction using skin-muscle flaps.

Since exacerbations of COPD are characterized by acute-on-chronic deterioration in respiration [ 1], patients are most likely to have difficulties in prolonging swallowing events especially those events that have a close relationship to bringing respiration to a halt.

The therapeutic usefulness of choline alphoscerate in relieving cognitive symptoms of chronic cerebral deterioration differentiates this drug from cholinergic precursors used in the past, such as choline and lecithin.

This model profiles and approximates the dynamic aging process that involves the development of chronic diseases, deterioration of health status, fluctuation of body mass index, and Medicare expenditures for each beneficiary from age 65 to death.

Cirrhosis of the liver, chronic brain deterioration, overdosing and other grave organic consequences occur as a result of long-term heavy drinking and using, but the core of the disease is the cluster of behavioral symptoms that constitute the mental disorder called alcoholism.