Sentence examples for consistent deterioration from inspiring English sources
In relation to competitiveness criteria, the models computing the corresponding indicators show a consistent deterioration.
In the CLP-Only group, a consistent deterioration in all parameters was recorded in DIED versus SUR mice.
The overall direction of change in these variables was one of consistent deterioration with increasing disease.
With the progression of the disease, contractile parameters showed consistent deterioration.
Participants with VI had associated decrement in scores on all subscales except for the social functioning subscale; there was a consistent deterioration in scores of SF-36 subscales in participants with VI than in those without VI (Table 2).
This poor film morphology is consistent with deterioration of the hole mobility.
Using the new imaging technology, Gold and colleagues have been able to spot, soon after such an injury, telltale signs of cartilage deterioration consistent with the development of osteoarthritis.
Further, the combination of cardiac hypertrophy with dietary manipulation using a WD does not appear to have caused any functional deterioration, consistent with other studies employing high-fat/high-sugar diets.
The associations identified in the present study do not establish cause and effect, but they are consistent with QoL deterioration being influenced by an interferon-γ-mediated reduction in serum tryptophan.
The increase in contribution of the anaerobic lactate contribution and resultant lactate accumulation by the end of the effort [ 26] contribute to the explanation of the decrease in SL and η p. These changes are consistent with the deterioration of stroke mechanics observed by other authors [ 50, 60].
This finding is consistent with the deterioration of photosynthetic capacity following cold exposure in most plants (Savitch et al. 2001; Stitt and Hurry 2002; Walters 2005) and with a plastic response of arctic plants that modify their optimum temperature for photosynthesis and carbon integration within a few days after being placed in warmer growth conditions (Pyankov and Vaskovskii 1994).
